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Paraganglioma typically presents in adults aged 30-50 years, often with symptoms related to catecholamine secretion or mass effect; pathologically, it is a neuroendocrine tumor arising from…

Odontogenic keratocyst typically presents in young adults, particularly males in their second to third decade of life, with a painless, slowly enlarging multilocular cyst at the posterior mandible which has…

Paraduodenal hernia usually presents as a small bowel obstruction in adults, caused by herniation of small intestine into a congenital peritoneal sac, most commonly near the ligament of Treitz.…

Meckel’s diverticulum typically presents in children with painless rectal bleeding, and appears as a small outpouching on the antimesenteric border of the ileum and may contain ectopic gastric or pancreatic…