Painful abdominal mass in a woman with a history of cesarean section
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This case report details an MRI revealing a soft-tissue mass in an uncommon location to explain years of worsening abdominal pain in a woman with a prior cesarean section.
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Years of worsening pain in the surgical scar of an active young mother proved baffling until an MRI revealed a soft-tissue mass in an uncommon location.
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- Abdominal Wall Endometrioma: Localizing in Rectus Abdominus Sheath via openalex
- Abdominal wall endometriomas near cesarean delivery scars: sonographic and color doppler findings in a series of 12 patients via openalex
- Cesarean scar endometriosis--report of two cases via openalex
- Scar endometriosis developing after an umbilical hernia repair with mesh via openalex
- Subcutaneous endometrioma as an unexpected cause of chronic abdominal pain via openalex
- W2004594777 via openalex
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