Presentation
Abdominal pain and distention
Patient Data
Age: 25 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Krukenberg tumor
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Prominent small bowel loops filled with gas, no air-fluid level, no radiographic signs of intestinal obstruction.
From the case:
Krukenberg tumor
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Coronal CT scan demonstrates bilateral ovarian masses which are relatively solid along with moderate volume of ascites
From the case:
Krukenberg tumor
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Both ovaries are replaced by lobulated, well defined, heterogeneously high T2, enhancing lesions. Moderate volume ascites see in the pelvis.
Case Discussion
This case illustrates multi-modality imaging of a pathologically proven Krukenberg tumor of gastric origin.