Laparotomy on a Large Ovarian Tumor 16.0 x 23.7 x 28.9 cm At RG Hospitals, Kolkata.

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Faculty:
Dr. Sudeshna Saha (Consultant - Gynaecology)
Dr. Rajarshi Bhattacharyya (Consultant - Anaesthesia)

Hospital:
RG Hospitals, Kolkata.

Presenting/Chief Complaints:
The patient, a 49 year old woman, presented with a large abdominal swelling. Unaware of the growth, she had assumed it to be belly fat over the past two years.

Diagnosis:
Upon further investigation, CT scan abdomen revealed a large abdomino pelvic complex cystic SOL with internal multiple septation measuring 16.0 x 23.7 x 28.9 cm probably of ovarian origin.

Treatment/Procedure/Surgery:
Exploratory Laparotomy done under General Anesthesia.

Operative Findings:
Intraoperatively a large cystic union was excised from the abdomen, weighing 5.5 kgs.

Course of Hospitalization and Condition of Patient at the Time of Discharge:
The surgery was completed with minimal blood loss, and the patient experienced a smooth recovery.

Highlights:
The final histopathological confirmed it to be a Benign Brenner Tumor.
This surgery represents one of the largest ovarian tumors ever resected in the Kolkata unit, showcasing RG Hospitals commitment to pushing boundaries in healthcare.

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