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Pretreatment CT scan.
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Following computed tomography (CT) scan reported large pelvic mass extending to left adnexal organs and left aortocaval region and a small nodule under the diaphragm segment 7 of the right lobe of liver, probably liver or peritoneal metastasis (Figure 1).
CT scan after 3 cycles of chemotherapy.
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The CA-125 level was reduced to 28.18 U/mL, and the CT scan showed a complex mass in left adnexa with normal liver and no evidence of ascites (Figure 2).
CT scan after 4 weeks following 6 cycles.
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After completion of chemotherapy, the follow-up results showed a normal radiological finding in the chest and normal ultrasound and CT of abdomen and pelvis at both 4 (Figure 3) and 24 weeks (Figure 4) after chemotherapy.
CT scan after 24 weeks following 6 cycles.
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After completion of chemotherapy, the follow-up results showed a normal radiological finding in the chest and normal ultrasound and CT of abdomen and pelvis at both 4 (Figure 3) and 24 weeks (Figure 4) after chemotherapy.
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Pretreatment and after 3 and 5 cycles of chemotherapy.
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Ca-125 levels were reduced to 4 U/mL (Figure 5).
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