A man with a mass in the thigh

A 54 year old man presented to his general practitioner because of a fullness in his left lateral thigh that he first noticed while playing golf, although it was not related to an identifiable injury. He had a history of hypertension and fibromyalgia and was taking atenolol, ramipril, pregabalin,...
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andre shongo diamba
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Posted about 4 years ago
First, my thinking would like suggest an arterial vessel (no the big blood vessel located at internal face of thigh) by consideration to his hypertension history and ongoing treatment. In second time, maybe an anatomic lesion, probably a muscular hernia
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andre shongo diamba
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Posted about 4 years ago
First, my thinking would like suggest an arterial vessel rupture (no the big blood vessel located at internal face of thigh) by consideration to his hypertension history and ongoing treatment. In second time, maybe an anatomic lesion, probably a muscular
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