Abstract
A postmenopausal 50yrs old para3 presented with abdominal pain and distension; decreased appetite and breathlessness. She was provisionally diagnosed as malignant ovarian tumor with secondaries. On USG 16x14 cm size well defined heterogeneous mass lesion was seen in left adnexa with internal vascularity; mild ascitis; right sided pleural effusion. MRI abdomen and pelvis showed large 19.1 x 12.7 cm mass with multiple septations and peripheral nodules. USG guided FNAC showed scanty inflammatory cells with proteinaceous fluid background, malignant cells were not seen. Pleural and ascitic fluid tap showed inflammatory and mesothelial cell but no malignant cell. Clinical and investigation profile suggest the Meigs's syndrome. Left side salpingo-ovariectomy done and the desired section were sent for histomorphological evaluation. Histology reported ovarian fibroma and thus confirm the diagnosis.
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