Report CT Abdomen OV mass

Patient’s Name:   
Date:    

Referred by:    Dear Colleague   
Examination:   CT ABDOMEN   

Techniques:    CT ABDOMEN & PELVIS, Contiguous axial cuts were obtained through the abdomen & pelvis with oral & IV contrast and revealed:

                                       REPORT             

Homogeneous shadow with air-bronchogram is seen occupying the base of left lung suggesting consolidation.

Massive left clear pleural effusion is noted.

Massive clear ascites is noted.

The liver appears average in size displaying normal CT density & regular hepatic outlines. No focal lesions or dilated bile ducts are seen.

The spleen appears average in size displaying normal CT density. No evidences of splenic masses or cysts were detected.

The pancreas displays average size & normal CT density with no evidences of pancreatic masses or cysts were detected.

The gall bladder displays normal CT features with no evidences of stones detected within its lumen.

Both kidneys appear functioning displaying normal CT features & regular renal outlines. No evidences of renal masses, cysts, stones or back pressure changes were detected.

A huge central complex pelvic mass like lesion is seen. It appears slightly deviated to right side. It appears mainly solid, has a hyperdense appearance with multiple scattered cystic & hypodense areas. It measures 10 x 9 x 8 cm. It shows good interface with the uterine wall. Picture suggesting right ovarian mass probably malignant for biopsy.
The left ovary is seen posterior to the uterus. It displays normal CT density and regular outlines. A small follicular cyst is seen within its parenchyma. No evidences of ovarian mass were detected.

The uterus displays average size with thickened endometrium. No evidences of uterine masses were detected.

The urinary bladder displays regular filling with contrast with no evidences of intra-vasical masses were detected.

No evidences of abdominal or pelvic lymphadenopathy were detected.

CONCLUSION:
         Right ovarian complex mass lesion probably malignant for biopsy
         Massive ascites & massive left pleural effusion
         Left basal consolidation

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