A CASE OF LARGE BROAD LIGAMENT FIBROID IMITATING OVARIAN TUMOR

doi:10.36106/ijsr/5305655

Rachana S. Barkale, Vibha S. More, Swarada Kulkarni, Pradnya Changede, Aditi Ramugade

A CASE OF LARGE BROAD LIGAMENT FIBROID IMITATING OVARIAN TUMOR

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Due to its uncommon location, extra-uterine leiomyoma presents an extremely rare condition, leading to diagnostic challenges and surgical complications. In this report, we highlight a case involving a substantial broad ligament leiomyoma measuring 14.1cm×11.7cm×10.1cm in 41-year-old premenopausal women that was diagnosed incidentally and was managed with challenges.

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