This document presents a case report of a rare dedifferentiated retroperitoneal liposarcoma that caused bowel obstruction. It describes the patient's presentation, surgical findings, and histopathological examination results. Key findings included lipoblasts and spindle cells on microscopy, as well as genetic abnormalities involving CDK4 and MDM2 amplification. While surgery is the primary treatment, targeted therapies are being explored that aim to disrupt the genetic alterations driving these sarcomas, particularly on chromosome 12. Retroperitoneal sarcomas can cause bowel obstruction when large tumors compress the intestines.