A rare, incidental liver mass in an asymptomatic young patient: Inflammatory pseudotumor

Abstract

A 24-year-old male patient with a complaint of bilateral flank pain had been admitted to a hospital providing secondary care. In the urinary system ultrasonography, a thick-walled spherical cystic lesion was initially evaluated as an abscess, and the patient was referred to the interventional radiology clinic of our hospital for an advanced evaluation and treatment. The patient was referred for abscess drainage, but his medical history was incompatible with an abscess. His physical examination and vital signs were normal. Laboratory evaluations were within normal range except for 194 Manuscript

Inflammatory pseudotumor: Inaccurate histopathological documentation

“…We have read with great interest the paper by Tekbas et al (2), entitled ' A rare, incidental liver mass in an asymptomatic young patient: inflammatory pseudotumor' . We believe that the histological documentation is inaccurate and the case should not be considered as IP.…”