File:Bilateral ovarian serous carcinomas, gross pathology.jpg
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In this TAH-BSO specimen, the right ovary (on the left of the image) has been replaced by a solid serous carcinoma. The contralateral ovarian tumor is grossly cystic and could be termed a "cystadenocarcinoma." The patient had omental metastases and positive peritoneal fluid cytology. This cancer, which was discovered at exploratory laparotomy, apparently developed very rapidly; the patient had a normal pelvic ultrasound exam only 2 months before. Photograph by Ed Uthman, MD. Public domain. Posted 2 Jan 99 (updated 6 Feb 99) |
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