PMC3891406_01
(A) Chest X-ray film showing right pleural effusion (arrows). (B) Contrast enhanced CT scan showing large amount of pleural effusion (arrow)
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F1
A chest X-ray (Figure 1A) and CT scan (Figure 1B) showed massive right pleural effusion, and ultrasonography, CT and MRI scans revealed a 6x10x12 cm in sized intrapelvic huge solid mass, including cystic components involving both adnexae and the uterus, and a moderate amount of intra-abdominal fluid collection (Figure 2, 3).
Magnetic resonance imaging on the T2-weighted images showing an intra-abdominal fluid collection (arrow).
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F2
A chest X-ray (Figure 1A) and CT scan (Figure 1B) showed massive right pleural effusion, and ultrasonography, CT and MRI scans revealed a 6x10x12 cm in sized intrapelvic huge solid mass, including cystic components involving both adnexae and the uterus, and a moderate amount of intra-abdominal fluid collection (Figure 2, 3).
Magnetic resonance imaging on the T2-weighted images showing about 6x10x12 cm size, a well defined solid mass including cystic components in pelvic cavity (arrows), compressing rectosigmoid colon.
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F3
A chest X-ray (Figure 1A) and CT scan (Figure 1B) showed massive right pleural effusion, and ultrasonography, CT and MRI scans revealed a 6x10x12 cm in sized intrapelvic huge solid mass, including cystic components involving both adnexae and the uterus, and a moderate amount of intra-abdominal fluid collection (Figure 2, 3).
The mass is composed of diffuse sheets of round to oval cells and the nuclei of this tumor are pale, round and oval or angular and have occasional nuclear grooves (H&E stain, x400).
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F4
The nuclei of this tumor were pale and round and oval or angular and have occasional nuclear grooves (Figure 4).
Postoperative chest X-ray film showing improvement of the right pleural effusion.
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F5
The hydrothorax and ascites rapidly resolved in the early postoperative period (Figure 5), and the trocar tube was removed on the seventh postoperative day.