Patient Data
Age: 70
Gender: Female
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CT scan shows an umbilical herniation of preperitoneal fat. On the coronal reconstruction it is possible to focus on the neck of herniated sac.
From the case:
Umbilical hernia
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CT scan shows an umbilical herniation of preperitoneal fat. On the coronal reconstruction it is possible to focus on the neck of herniated sac.
Case Discussion
In adults, umbilical hernias are usually acquired and are more common in women.