Graphical summary of 20 abdominal wall lesions

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Reference abdominal wall lesions image summary 1.
Inguinal hernia, the hernia sac in front of the right femoral duct, the small intestinal hernia containing contrast agent can be seen in the sac, and the femoral vein is not compressed.

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Semilunar hernia (Spiegel's hernia), the colon is herniated through the gap in the abdominal wall next to the left rectus abdominis, attached to the front of the external oblique muscle, and the hernia sac is intact.

Usually the hernia sac is covered by the oblique aponeurosis.

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Femoral hernia, the hernia sac is located between the left pubic tubercle and the femoral vein, and the small intestine into which the herniated is obstructed.

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Lumbar hernia, CT showed fat and small intestine herniated through the thoracolumbar fascia near the left iliac crest.

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Sebaceous gland cyst, a lesion with intact capsule and watery density on the right hip.

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In patients with abdominal wall hematoma, there is a mass of high-density lesions around the dialysis catheter connected to the abdominal cavity on the right anterior lower abdominal wall.

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Endometriosis.
This case is a patient who has undergone a cesarean section.
There is a mass of soft tissue density lesions around the abdominal incision and periodic pain at the lesion site.

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Abdominal wall metastasis of bladder cancer, two mass-like soft tissue density lesions located in the subcutaneous space of the abdominal wall and the deep layer of the rectus abdominis.

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A patient with desmoid tumor, a solid space-occupying lower rectus abdominis muscle.
This is a case of Gardner syndrome (characterized by multiple polyps in the colon with tumors of the small intestine, stomach, bone and skin.
This disease is called plus Dana's Syndrome).

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Sarcoma, a lobular soft tissue dense mass on the right side of the abdominal wall, was confirmed to be a primary sarcoma after the operation.

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Iliolumbar hematoma, coagulation dysfunction bleeding, iliac waist is a common bleeding site.

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The abdominal aortic aneurysm herniates into the psoas major muscle and the posterior peritoneal cavity, and the blood extends along the left psoas major muscle and passes through the posterior peritoneal line.

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Muscle is asymmetry, the left psoas major muscle was significantly atrophy after amputation of the left lower limb.   14.
Retroperitoneal fibrosis, thickened soft tissue peritoneum wraps the abdominal aorta, inferior cavity and ureter.

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Sympathetic nerve ganglioma, a soft tissue mass that spreads along the abdominal aorta, inferior vena cava, and right parapsoas muscle.

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Cryptorchidism, the density of small masses of soft tissue in the right thigh ring (cryptorchid in the groin), the right scrotal hemisphere is reduced and empty, and the normal spermatic cord can be seen on the left.

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Bursitis, a cylindrical encapsulated cystic density lesion on the medial edge of the right iliopsoas muscle and femur.

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Bohadariko hiatal hernia, a localized defect of the diaphragm in the bilateral vertebra-costal triangle area, and the omental fat herniated into the thoracic cavity through the defect.

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Congenital posterior sternal diaphragm and hiatal hernia.

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Femoral hernia, located inside the femoral vein and outside the pubic tubercle, often compresses the femoral vein, and is more common in women.