Bilateral Serous Cystadenofibroma of Ovary with Paratubal Cyst : A Rare Case Report

Dr.Rajshree Dayanand Katke, Shruti Gadekar, Asheq Shaikh, Bhagitra Aghav

Abstract Ovarian tumour is not a single entity, but a complex wide spectrum of neoplasms involving a variety of histological tissues. The most common are the epithelial tumours forming 80 % of all tumours. 80% are benign tumours, 10% borderline malignant and 8-10% malignant. Mucinous tumours represent about 8-10% of the epithelial tumours, they may reach enormous size filling the entire abdominal cavity.1 Here we would like to present a case of huge benign mucinous cystadenoma in a 50 year old female where the patient could not access medical care, and presented with huge tumour which lead to breathlessness and responded remarkably to surgical excision. The patient could go back to her normal life following the procedure. Key words: Huge benign mucinous cystadenoma, Mucinous cystadenoma

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