@entity733 formation in @entity765 of XXXX and percutaneous drainage: a report of three cases.

@entity1 @entity4511 @entity5 @entity765 @entity292 @entity733 @entity490 @entity221
PURPOSE: To describe @entity733 formation complications in @entity765 of @entity1 with @entity4511 and percutaneous drainage. METHODS: Three @entity1 with @entity4511 and @entity765 were diagnosed as having intratumor @entity733 formation. Percutaneous drainage was the initial method of treatment in each case. Two subsequently underwent surgical resection and one @entity1 refused surgery and was lost to follow-up. RESULTS: In each case, percutaneous drainage and antibiotics resulted in clinical improvement. In two, fistulous communication with the small bowel could be demonstrated, presumed to be the cause of @entity733 formation. Surgical resection confirmed @entity292 communication to the small bowel. In the third @entity1 , no @entity292 was seen and only percutaneous drainage was performed. CONCLUSION: @entity490 and @entity221 in @entity1 with @entity4511 and desmoids is suggestive of @entity733 formation in these @entity5 . Percutaneous drainage is useful as initial management.
