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Primary tumours of the greater omentum

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Primary tumours of the greater omentum are very rare. Ultrasound allows the detection and characterization of such lesions, but determination of their precise anatomical location is usually difficult by US. Computed tomography determines the omental origin of the tumour. Thus,when US reveals an abdominal tumour of unknown origin, the possibility of an omental tumour, although rare, must be kept in mind and CT should be performed.

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Received 3 October 1997; Revision received 4 March 1998; Accepted 5 March 1998

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Ishida, H., Ishida, J. Primary tumours of the greater omentum. Eur Radiol 8, 1598–1601 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/s003300050594

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