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Highlights
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- Malignant peritoneal mesothelioma can masquerade as ovarian epithelial neoplasm.
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- Due to similar presenting clinical symptoms, differential diagnosis can be difficult.
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- The key to differentiating between these two diagnoses lies in tissue pathology.
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- Family, social, and occupational exposure histories are crucial if suspected ovarian malignancy
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- Importance of considering broad differential when ovarian malignancy is suspected.
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