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Re: Huge Ovarian massesFrom: =?utf-8?Q?Gerald_P._RodrÃguez?= (geraldpr@cybermesa.com)Mon Dec 1 13:40:54 2003
Message"Term" quintuplet pregnancy"--isn't that an oxymoron? ☺ But seriously, our fellow list-er from So. Africa posted a couple of cases of huge masses 2 or 3 months ago, one weighing 75 Kg., but I think these were leiomyomata uteri. Gerald P. RodrÃguez, M.D., FACOG Santa Fe
> ----- Original Message ----- I remember there being a fair number of articles on this topic quite a few years ago. I have been unable to find them with any search engine. Does anybody have any references. This lady's abdomen is the size of a TERM QUINTUPLET pregnancy. On U/S it appears to be cystic. It has been growing slowly over the last year. She has a history of having her left ovary removed in 1985 for a "4 month pregnancy sized tumor" She is 55 Dan
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