Presentation
Underwent right sided hemicolectomy due to cecal adenocarcinoma a year earlier. Palpable mass in the surgical scar.
Patient Data
Age: 95 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Cecal adenocarcinoma - surgical scar recurrence
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- 60 x 50 x 45 mm enhancing mass superficially along the surgical scar, in line with local recurrence.
- Irregular, inhomogeneous pathological lymph node adjacent to the right iliac crest, about 10 mm in short diameter.
- Other: Subtle, uncharacterized, but stable liver lesion, Significant AMS stenosis (known), uterine fibroids, steatosis, diverticulosis, degenerative skeletal changes and prior L3 compression.
Case Discussion
Considering the advanced age of the patient the large mass in the surgical scar was locally removed with minimally invasive surgery, and histologically confirmed as recurrence of the cecal primary tumor.
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