[An interesting case: recovery of a transmurally penetrated abdominal pad by the means of laparoscopy].
Lymphangiomas are rare benign tumors. In most cases, resection is necessary to obtain a precise histopathological analysis. There are capillary, caverous and cystic lymphangiomas. The therapy of choice is a complete excision. Recurrence has been reported after incomplete resection. We present the case of a 45-year-old man with a lymphangioma of the omentum minus and -review the literature.
Rechner
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Spital Altstätten, Chirurgie, Altstätten, Switzerland.
Kovacevic
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Nowak
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Rossmann
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De Lorenzi
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