March 2014

Large calcified mass

Clinical information

Palpable masses in abdomen.

Ultrasound Images & Clips

Large calcied mass

There is a large calcified mass
There is a large calcified mass
There is another calcified mass in the right lower abdomen
There is another calcified mass in the right lower abdomen
Longitudinal image of the normal uterus. Part of the calcified mass is seen cranial to the uterus
Longitudinal image of the normal uterus. Part of the calcified mass is seen cranial to the uterus
Transverse image of a normal uterus There is some free peritoneal fluid
Transverse image of a normal uterus There is some free peritoneal fluid
Another image of the calcified mass
Another image of the calcified mass
Another image of the same mass
Another image of the same mass
Image of the mass in the left lower abdomen
Image of the mass in the left lower abdomen
Another image of the same mass
Another image of the same mass
Plain abdominal X ray of the abdomen showing the calcifications
Plain abdominal X ray of the abdomen showing the calcifications
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Conclusion

The patient was referred to the gynecologist. The calcified masses proved to be bilateral benign calcified ovarian fibromas. The left ovary and tumor were completely removed. The tumor on the right side was also removed but the right ovary was saved. The patient told us that her mother also had ovarian tumors removed at a fairly young age. Calcified ovarian fibromas have been reported in Gorlin syndrome and Sotos syndrome.

Details

  • Sex: Female
  • Age: 19

Created with

  • Fujifilm Ultrasound System