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Real Cases Giant 33kg ovarian serous cystadenoma!

Giant 33kg ovarian serous cystadenoma!

 

Giant 33kg ovarian serous cystadenoma!


This young female, in her early 20's, with 11 months of clinical evolution, presented in the clinic with huge abdomen. She was overweight and though at first she was gaining weight. It took her 6 months to seek medical attention.
Following a CT scan and ultrasonography, she was diagnosed and operated.
Serous cystadenoma is the most common benign ovarian neoplasm, lined with Fallopian tube-like epithelium and often presents bilaterally.
Bilateral oophorectomy was done to remove the mega 33kg cystadenoma on her left ovary and a 10x10 cm teratoma (dermoid cyst) on the right ovary.
Surgery was successful and she was discharged shortly after.

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