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Desmoid tumours of the abdominal wall are a rare entity that presents a therapeutic challenge, particularly for large tumours. MRI is the preferred radiological examination for suggesting the diagnosis, detailing the depth of extension, and defining the excision margins of the tumour. We present three cases of desmoid tumours of the abdominal wall in patients who underwent tumour resection followed by abdominal wall reconstruction with a bifacial mesh. The postoperative course was uncomplicated.
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