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A 17 year old girl presents with a rapidly enlarging, painless lump in the right loin for two weeks.
She also gives a history of intermittent passage of fresh blood per rectum for a few months. This was attributed to hemorrhoids and was not investigated further.
Her medical and family histories are unremarkable. A full blood count, urea and electrolytes and liver profile are found to be normal.