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Figure 1) Photograph of the abdomen showing 13x14 cm mass
attached to the overlying skin in the left hypochondria region.
Figure 2) Ultrasound A) grey scale and B) Color Doppler
images demonstrating a well-defined heterogeneous predominantly
hypoechoic ovoid mass in the left external oblique muscle showing
increased flow on color Doppler .
Figure 3) Contrasted A) axial and B) sagittal computed
tomography (CT)scan of the abdomen showing a lobulated calcified
hyperdense mass in the left external oblique muscle C) 3D reconstructed
image of the abdomen showing a macro-lobulated calcified mass in the
left hypochondriac.
Figure 4) Hematoxylin and eosin-stained section (A, B)
images showing tissue composed of mature bone trabeculae, fibrous
tissue, and muscle with foci of calcifications without malignant cells.