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Introduction: Trichobezoar is a condition where hair builds up in the stomach, forming a mass that resembles a ball. Since human hair is resistant to peristalsis and digestion, it…
Gallbladder agenesis is quite a rare anomaly; it’s probably due to an embryologic mishap within the development of the hepatobiliary bud and is predominately associated with other…
Background: Trichobezoars are uncommon cases of concretions of swallowed hair retained within the digestive tract, most commonly the gastric outlet and duodenum. Despite being rep…
Background: Retroperitoneal cystic masses are benign fluid filled lesions arising within the retroperitoneal space surrounding the organs of the compartment. Peritoneal cysts are …