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We describe four cases of inflammatory pseudotumor seen at our institution in the past 4 years. Four children were each found to have a large extraperitoneal mass on imaging studies, three of which were in the pelvis. Malignant sarcomatous tumors were suspected. Surgical biopsy of each mass, however, revealed inflammatory pseudotumor.
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Jimenez, J.M., Poustchi-Amin, M., Leonidas, J.C. et al. Extraperitoneal abdominopelvic inflammatory pseudotumor: report of four cases. Pediatr Radiol 27, 170–174 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/s002470050093
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