PMC5741642_01
Appendicular pseudomyxoma with enlarged base.
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F1
The mesentery was normal and there were no lesions on the liver and stomach and omentum was normal macroscopically. The diaphragmatic domes are not yet reached (Figures 1-3). In Figure 1, the appendix is dilated to its base with no visible burglary or fistula.
Gelatinous material in the Douglas' pouch.
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F2
The mesentery was normal and there were no lesions on the liver and stomach and omentum was normal macroscopically. The diaphragmatic domes are not yet reached (Figures 1-3). In Figure 2, the gelatinous effusion is visible in the cul-de-sac of Douglas, on the peritoneum of the right parietal colic gutter.
Appendix with low-grade mucinous tumor.
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F3
The mesentery was normal and there were no lesions on the liver and stomach and omentum was normal macroscopically. The diaphragmatic domes are not yet reached (Figures 1-3).
Cross-section of RMI with effusion around the uterus.
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F4
CT view of abdominal scan showing that the left ovary is independent of the effusion.
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F5