Case Report: Unmasking Meigs’ Syndrome and the resolution of persistent Ascites after Oophorectomy in an 18-year-old Female at Cleveland Specialized Clinic Wampewo

Global Journal of Medical Case Reports | Vol 4, Issue 1

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Diffuse heterogeneous thickening of omentum and mesentery noted in the abdomen. Clumping of the bowel loops are seen in the upper and mid abdomen. Suggestive of carcinomatous peritoneal.

Figure 6. Diffuse heterogeneous thickening of omentum and mesentery noted in the abdomen. Clumping of the bowel loops are seen in the upper and mid abdomen. Suggestive of carcinomatous peritoneal.