A
case of a young woman, affected by an unresectable pulmonary
adenocarcinoma, diagnosed by broncoscopy with biopsies and treated with
platinum-pemetrexed based chemotherapy, with an incidental finding of a
left ovarian mass. At ultrasound examination, a solid lesion was
detected in the left ovary.
Final pathology revealed an ovarian
metastasis from low differentiate adenocarcinoma of the lung. This
experience gives us an example of an ovarian metastasis from lung
cancer, which at ultrasound examination appears as solid ovarian mass,
with lobulated margins, moderate vascularisation, adjacent to normal
ovarian parenchyma.
This could mislead the examiner to an erroneous
diagnosis of benign ovarian tumor.
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