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2020


Int J Surg Case Rep


66

Inflammatory pseudotumor secondary to urachal cyst: A challenging clinical case report.

Authors

Armstrong V, Khazeni K, Rosenberg A, Swain SK, Moller M
Int J Surg Case Rep. 2020; 66:360-364.
PMID: 31927401.

Abstract

There is a wide differential diagnosis for intraabdominal tumors. Surgical resection and microscopic analysis of tissue structure can identify tumor origin in most cases. Most rapidly growing invasive tumors are neoplastic. Inflammatory pseudotumors are a subcategory of intraabdominal tumors that are non-neoplastic and can be rapidly growing. Urachal cysts originate from the dome of the bladder; however they are typically not invasive. There is limited literature on the appropriate management of these tumors.