A 50-year-old man presented with a 6-week history of lumbosacral back pain and altered bowel habit without hematochezia. Abdominopelvic computed tomography (CT) revealed a 5-cm rectal mass with obliteration of the fat plane between the mass and the tip of the coccyx that was interpreted as representing a neoplasm(●" Fig.1a). Followinganormal digital rectal exam, colonoscopy revealed a subtle po...

Abstract We present the case of a 49 y-o woman with previous open inguinal hernia repair superficial surgical site infection during immediate postoperative period. She required debridement and negative pressure therapy. Ten months after surgery she persisted discharge inflammatory changes. The preoperative CT-scan revealed misplaced mesh chronic changes in right hypogastric region. An M4 3,5cm ...