Non-contiguous Multi-organ Involvement of an Inflammatory Myofibroblastic Tumor: A Case Report

flammatory pseudotumor, is a relatively rare quasineoplastic lesion consisting of inflammatory cells and myofibroblastic spindle cells. The exact etiology of an IMT is unknown and whether an IMT represents a reactive or neoplastic process remains unclear. An IMT was initially described in the lung, but it has subsequently been found to potentially involve nearly all areas of the body (1-3). An IMT usually presents as a single mass within a single organ or sometimes as multifocal lesions within a single anatomic region. An IMT involving noncontiguous multi-organs is extremely rare (4, 5). We present a case of an aggressive IMT that involves multiple organs within different anatomic regions.