From the case:
Duodenal GIST with Amyand's hernia
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There is a relatively well-defined tissular mass involving the second duodenum which shows slight enhancement. The localization and characteristic of this mass are in favor of a benign GIST. Moreover, there is an important right inguinal hernia which contains the vermiform appendix (Amyand's hernia).
Noncharacterisable hepatic hypodensities are seen as well as a liver hemangioma (segment 4B). Other less relevant findings were also noted.
Case Discussion
The GIST was confirmed histopathologically.