XXXX of the Lesser Sac in Adult Presenting with Features of Gastric Outlet Obstruction - A Case Report.

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UNASSIGNED: @entity3609 is a paediatric @entity5 , occurs commonly in head and neck region. Adult @entity2696 are uncommon and only few cases of lesser sac @entity3609 are reported in the literature. We present a case of lesser sac @entity3609 in a 26-year-old lady who presented with features of @entity1084 . Clinical examination revealed a 10x10 cm firm, non tender, mobile intraabdominal lump in the epigastrium. An upper @entity344 showed possible external compression at the body of the stomach. Ultrasound demonstrated a @entity75 , with internal echoes in one locule. CECT showed a large multiloculated @entity5409 with hyper-dense content in the lesser sac extending up to the left lobe of the liver and indenting the stomach, lesser sac, and upper border of pancreas. On surgical exploration, a 10X8 cm multi @entity5409 with clear fluid was found in the lesser sac very close to the lesser curvature of stomach. Histopathological examination of the excised lesion showed features of @entity3609 . Though very rare, intraabdominal @entity3609 should be considered in all atypical cases of @entity1084 . A reasonable knowledge about these benign lesions will aid in establishing the diagnosis and surgical management.
