PMC5821968_01
CT scan showing a lobulated mass in front of the pancreas measuring 8.5 x 9.5 cm (arrow), signs of chronic liver disease, and high-volume ascites.
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Abdominal CT scan described a lobulated mass anterior to the pancreas with 8.5 x 9.5 cm, signs of chronic liver disease, and confirmed large volume ascites (Figure 1).
High volume of mucinous ascites.
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A total of 12 L of mucinous ascites (Figure 2) was removed, and two lesions were identified.
A multiloculated mass in the left ovary.
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The first lesion was a multiloculated mass in the left ovary (Figure 3), and the second was a lobulated mass in the epiploons retrocavity near the pancreas (Figure 4).
A lobulated mass in the epiploons retrocavity near the pancreas.
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The first lesion was a multiloculated mass in the left ovary (Figure 3), and the second was a lobulated mass in the epiploons retrocavity near the pancreas (Figure 4).
Borderline mucinous tumor of the ovary (intestinal type; HE 20x).
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Pathology revealed brownish membranous areas and multiple cystic formations with gelatinous and yellowish content suggestive of borderline mucinous tumor of the ovary of the intestinal type with broken capsule and several lesions of pseudomyxoma peritonei (pT1c Nx (FIGO IC)) (Figure 5).
Spindle cell lesion with eosinophilic cytoplasm and elongated nucleus (E-GIST from the epiploons retrocavity; HE 100x).
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Immunohistochemically, the tumor cells were positive for CD34, DOG1, and CD117 but negative for S100 protein (Figure 6).