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Diffuse intestinal submucosal lipomatosis with incidental epidermal inclusion cyst of caecum clinically masquerading as carcinoma caecum.

Brijesh Thakur1, Sanjeev Kishore1, Aparna Bhardwaj1, Sandip Kudesia1.   

Abstract

Symptomatic diffuse submucosal intestinal lipomatosis is a rare entity. Also few cases of epidermal inclusion cyst of caecum have been reported in literature. Here, we are presenting a rare case of intestinal submucosal lipomatosis with coincidence of epidermal inclusion cyst of caecum and presumptively diagnosed as carcinoma of ileocaecal region during surgery in a 55 years old male. Both are rare entity considering the location even they should be kept as a differential diagnosis in unusual cases of intestinal perforations with inconclusive radiological findings or clinical uncertainity.

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Keywords:  epidermal inclusion cyst; ileocaecal; peritonitis; submucosal lipomatosis

Year:  2014        PMID: 25276322      PMCID: PMC4178275          DOI: 10.4081/rt.2014.5380

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Rare Tumors        ISSN: 2036-3605


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