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Ahmad Bishr Nasra1, Rawia Barghouth1, Ahmad Al-Bitar1

  • 1Faculty of Medicine, Damascus University, Damascus, Syrian Arab Republic.

Radiology Case Reports
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PubMed
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Mesenteric lipomas, rare fatty tumors, can cause abdominal pain and obstruction. This case highlights the importance of imaging in diagnosing these rare tumors, even when symptoms are vague.

Keywords:
Abdominal painBenign adipose tumorCholecystectomyMesenteric lipoma

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