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![Intraoperative and pathological
features of the retroperitoneal mass. (A) Intraoperative gross
anatomy shows the ovarian vein (yellow arrow) connecting the mass
(red arrow) and joining the left renal vein. (B) Hematoxylin and
eosin staining revealed thick-walled vascular channels and
disorganized smooth muscle bundles. (C) Immunohistochemical
staining shows positive CD31 staining [(SH28.1) scale bar=50 µm;
magnification, x200]. (D) Immunohistochemical staining shows
positive CD31 and CD34 staining [(SH28.1) scale bar=50 µm;
magnification, x200].](/article_images/etm/31/6/etm-31-06-13148-g02.jpg)
