Presentation
Recent removal of ovarian mass.
Patient Data
Age: 25 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Choriocarcinoma liver metastases
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Numerous liver masses of various sizes, many with irregular peripheral enhancement.
Left oophorectomy with left lower quadrant descending colostomy.
Long, tubular pelvic abscess.
Case Discussion
The patient underwent left oophorectomy for a mass which invaded the sigmoid colon, confirmed as choriocarcinoma. Surgery complicated by a pelvic abscess.
Extensive liver masses which irregular peripheral enhancement. At first glance, the appearance somewhat overlaps with cavernous hemangiomas. However, choriocarcinomas are known to produce highly vascular metastases such as these.
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