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Case 7: Male 68 - left scrotal mass
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Case 9: Male 60 - left pleural mass
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Case 10: Male 4 days old - neonatal
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Case 11: Female 52 - nausea, abdomi
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Case 12: Male 52 - burns on hands,
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Case 13: Male 65 - tumour at the ba
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Case 15: Female 40 - right orbital
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