Pelvic @entity12692 mimicking an XXXX .

@entity1 @entity5 @entity12692 @entity1600 @entity546
BACKGROUND: @entity12692 , or @entity12692 , is a rare cause of @entity1600 . Only 11 cases with pelvic localization in @entity1 have been reported. CASE: A pelvic mass mimicking an @entity5 was detected on a routine examination in a 26-year-old @entity1 . Surprisingly, the pelvic organs were found to be normal at laparotomy. Eight years later, the subject was examined for @entity546 and secondary infertility that lasted 2 years. A pelvic mass, evidently the one encountered 8 years previously, was detected; it had enlarged only slightly in the intervening time. Surgical exploration of the retropubic space revealed a @entity5 -like mass attached to the periosteum of the left superior pubic arch. The mass was removed by simple resection. Histologic investigations confirmed a diagnosis of @entity12692 . Three months after the operation, the @entity1 conceived without any further treatment. CONCLUSION: The possibility of @entity12692 should be considered when assessing a pelvic mass. The condition in the retropubic space in @entity1 has not been reported previously.
