Clinical presentation- A 45-year-old woman was presented with lower abdominal pain and abdominal distension for the last six months. Medical history- 10 years of Type II diabetes mellitus 10 years of Hypercholesterolemia No family history of genital malignancy Physical examination- Vital signs were normal. Abdominal palpation- distended abdomen; abdominal cavity filled with a hard solid mass. Radiological examination- Transvaginal ultrasound: a large, and solid mass in the pelvic cavity extended to the subdiaphragmatic area Speculum examination: normal uterine cervix and vagina; fornix of the vagina were full MRI of the abdomen: a large solid mass approximately 33 × 17 × 25cm in size adhered to the uterus Fig. 1: MRI image showing pelvic mass filling the abdominal cavity; (Source: E.
Karaman et al. 2015) Fig. 2: The mass filling the abdominopelvic cavity; (Source: E. Karaman et al.…
