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Abstract
Diffuse tumor infiltration of the omentum or so-called omental “cakes” is well recognized
on computed tomography (CT) and is usually associated with pelvic or gastrointestinal
carcinoma. However, this has not been described in American Burkitt lymphoma despite
frequent intraabdominal involvement in this disease. We report two cases of American
Burkitt lymphoma in which omental cakes were demonstrated by CT.
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