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Photographic Sequence 1 of 14.
Giant Ovarian Serous Cystadenoma.
This 35 year-old single female, who presented with an
increased abdominal girth. Her medical history was normal.
She had no serious illness or operation before. On
abdominal ultrasound, a giant cyst was found which
encompassed the whole abdomen., At laparotomy, a giant,
totally cystic, vascularized and smooth mass attached to
the right ovary was encountered, lying between the
symphysis and the xiphoid. Ooferectomy was performed.
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Photographic Sequence 4 of 14.
Giant Ovarian Serous Cystadenoma.
Ovarian neoplasms may be divided by origin cell type into
three main groups: epithelial, stromal and germ cell.
Taken as a group, the epithelial tumors are by far the most
common type. The single most common benign ovarian
neoplasm is the benign cystic teratoma; however,
according to some studies it is serous cyst adenoma.
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