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A recent report from Zydus Medical College and Hospital in Gujarat, India discusses the challenges of diagnosing retroperitoneal tumors. These tumors can originate from retroperitoneal tissues or invade the retroperitoneum secondarily, and while some are benign, malignant tumors are more common. The clinical presentation of these tumors varies greatly, making diagnosis difficult. The researchers emphasize that histopathology is the gold standard for studying these tumors, and immunohistochemistry is an important tool for confirming the diagnosis. The report describes the experience of the researchers with a series of four cases of rare retroperitoneal tumors that were surgically resected and analyzed. [Extracted from the article] |
