Rapid Growth of Pelvic Cyst during Pregnancy: A Case Report

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T2-weighed magnetic resonance imaging at 9 (a, b) and 32 (c, d) weeks of gestation. (a) Bilateral pelvic masses with a horizontal view. A right-sided multilocular mass (arrow) and left-sided unilocular mass (asterisk) are shown. We suspected bilateral ovarian tumors at this point. (b) Sagittal view. The left-sided unilocular mass (asterisk) is shown. (c) Horizontal view. The right-sided multilocular mass (arrow) is involved in or at least is located very close to the large mass (star). (d) Sagittal view. The left-sided mass (star) occupies the pelvic cavity.

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