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A 28-year-old man presented with a several week history of persistent mid-abdominal pain. Laboratory values and physical examination were unremarkable. Abdominal CT scan showed a retrocaval mass encroaching on the origins of celiac trunk branches and SMA. Percutaneous biopsy was read as neurofibroma.
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The tumor is highlighted in this series. There was no family history of neurofibroma-associated syndrome. Head CT was negative for other neural lesions, and chemistries for pheochromocytoma were negative.
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Encroachment on the celiac trunk is shown.
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