XXXX in the @entity1143 : report of a case.

@entity1 @entity1143 @entity4181 @entity843 @entity189 @entity1725 @entity9296 @entity1487 @entity456
PURPOSE: @entity1725 is a rare disease characterized by mucinous @entity843 and associated with ruptured mucocele, @entity9296 , and low-grade @entity189 arising from the appendix, ovaries, or colon. Metastases and extraperitoneal involvement are extremely rare events. METHOD: This is a case report of a @entity1 with @entity1725 with @entity456 . RESULTS: A 38-year-old male @entity1 with a @entity1725 from appendiceal origin underwent an extensive cytoreduction procedure. During the operation @entity456 was noted. This was later confirmed by thoracoscopy. An expectant policy was followed until the @entity1 became symptomatic with progressive disease in the abdomen and both @entity1143 . With systemic chemotherapy ( @entity1487 and @entity4181 ), a good clinical response was obtained, and the @entity1 was alive with stable disease 2.5 years after the first diagnosis. CONCLUSIONS: Involvement of the @entity1143 by @entity1725 is rare and carries an unfavorable prognosis. Whenever possible, the same guidelines as for intra-abdominal disease should be followed: extensive cytoreductive procedures with local and/or systemic chemotherapy. In our @entity1 we hope to achieve a prolonged palliation with systemic chemotherapy.
