Sonographic Suspicion of Ovarian Borderline Serous Tumor. About a Case

Rocher Cruces SA, Gurrea Almela E, Gracia Laborda MR, Egea Prefasi L, Abril Alcobas C and Machado Linde F

Department of Gynecology, Reina Sofía General Hospital, Murcia, Spain
Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Virgen de la Arrixaca University Hospital, Murcia, Spain
Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Clinic Universitary Hospital, Valencia, Spain

^*Correspondance to: Rocher Cruces SA 

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Abstract:

A 30-year-old patient who attends a routine medical check-up is diagnosed with a suspicious cyst on the left ovary. Tumoral markers and MRI scan dismissed malignancy but due to the sonographic characteristics of the sonographic image, left adnexectomy and a staging surgery was performed. Final diagnosis is a borderline serous ovarian tumor. During the follow-up some changes similar to those happened on the left cyst started to appear at the contralateral ovary. So, right adnexectomy is performed and again, a contralateral borderline serous tumor is found. Ultrasound in hands of an expert sonographer is key to assess the benign or malignant nature of adnexal masses.

Keywords:

Borderline; GIRADS; Cancer; Ovary

Cite the Article:

Rocher Cruces SA, Gurrea Almela E, Gracia Laborda MR, Egea Prefasi L, Abril Alcobas C, Machado Linde F. Sonographic Suspicion of Ovarian Borderline Serous Tumor. About a Case. Clin Case Rep Int. 2022; 6: 1423.