Histopathological surprises in inguinal hernial sac

Medicine and Dentistry

• Cancer 100%
• Malignant Neoplasm 50%
• Consultation 50%
• Surgeon 50%
• Pediatrics 50%
• Injury 50%
• Patient Care 50%
• Metastatic Carcinoma 50%
• Mesothelioma 50%
• Physical Disease by Body Function 50%
• Surgical Technique 50%
• Hernioplasty 50%
• Inguinal Hernia 50%
• Lymph Node 50%
• Physical Examination 50%
• Pathologist 50%
• Liposarcoma 50%
• Reproductive Organ 50%
• Pseudomyxoma Peritonei 50%
• Ectopic Tissue 50%

Keyphrases

• Hernia Sac 100%
• Age Groups 33%
• Pediatric 16%
• Abdominal 16%
• Pathologist 16%
• Metastasis 16%
• Patient Care 16%
• Surgeons 16%
• Liposarcoma 16%
• Surgical Procedures 16%
• Malignant Mesothelioma 16%
• Inguinal Hernia Repair 16%
• All Ages 16%
• Differentiated Tissues 16%
• Well-differentiated 16%
• Histopathological Examination 16%
• Adult Age 16%
• Microscopic Evaluation 16%
• Lymph Node Positive 16%
• Abdominal Malignancy 16%
• Pathologic Processes 16%
• Reproductive Organs 16%
• Second Surgery 16%
• Intraoperative Consultation 16%
• Naked-eye 16%
• Occult Malignancy 16%
• Ectopic Tissue 16%
• Pseudomyxoma Peritonei 16%
• Unexpected Diagnosis 16%
• Clinical Outcomes 16%