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Clinical image with the outlining of the mass.
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The mass was extending from the right iliac region up to just below umbilicus and crossing the midline towards the left side in the suprapubic region (Figure 1).
X-ray erect abdomen showing air fluid levels.
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X-ray erect abdomen showed air fluid levels (Figure 2).
Exploratory laparotomy showing right tuboovarian mass.
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On exploratory laparotomy, we found a right tuboovarian mass of size approximately 10 cm x 6 cm x 5 cm with distended small bowel loops and no ascites or pus in the abdominal cavity (Figure 3).
Right tuboovarian mass and normal left ovary and fallopian tube.
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We did right salpingooophorectomy of the patient and specimen was sent for histopathology reporting (Figure 4).
Histopathology slide of the specimen showing foamy histiocytes in higher power view.
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Microscopic examination also showed multiple microabscesses with extensive areas of hemorrhagic and infarctoid necrosis, with areas of marked fibrosis (Figure 5).