Abstract
Abstract One percent of all lymphangiomas are retroperitoneal lymphangiomas, which are uncommon benign cystic lymphatic tumors. Lymphangioma mainly occurs in the age group of <2 years. This report describes retroperitoneal cystic lymphangioma in a 29-year-old female. She had a complaint of abdominal pain in the right lower region. The provisional diagnosis based on computed tomography scan was retroperitoneal mass. By en bloc, resection cyst was completely removed.
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