Open AccessHOW TO MANAGE SUDDEN IVC DECOMPRESSION IN CASE OF A LARGE RETROPERITONEAL MYELOLIPOMA.
Author(s) -
Neelam G. Shah,
Priyanka Warde,
Hiral Chauhan
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
paripex indian journal of research
Language(s) - English
DOI - 10.36106/paripex/2400667
Subject(s) - medicine , constipation , vomiting , weakness , surgery , vaginal delivery , abdominal pain , decompression , diarrhea , pregnancy , genetics , biology
31 year female patient presented to surgical OPD to takeconsult about incidental finding of large mass originatingth from liver in routine antennal checkup at 5 month ofpregnancy. We have done ultrasound which is suggestive ofsuprarenal mass patient was kept under regular follow up andchecked for any increase in size of mass but there is nochanges in mass .patient deliver baby with normal vaginaldelivery ,after postpartum 7 months patient came back withright sided abdominal lump. No complaint of abdominal pain,vomiting ,headache ,palpitation ,diarrhea ,constipation,fever ,generalized weakness and weight loss. Past history ofcesarean section before 8 years .