Three Cases of Pseudo-Meigs’ Syndrome Secondary to Ovarian Metastases from Colorectal Cancer

Figure 3

Macroscopic findings of resected specimen from case 1. An ulcerative tumor in the sigmoid colon (a). The removed ovarian tumors weighed 1,102 g (left, (b)) and 490 g (right). The cut surface of the ovarian tumor shows focally villous appearance with cystic formation. Immunophenotype of a cytokeratin 7− (c) and cytokeratin 20+ (d) was seen in the ovarian tumor.

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