Massive cystic degeneration in uterine fibroid: Laparoscopic management

A Massive Degenerative Leiomyoma Mimicking an Ovarian Tumor: A Diagnostic Dilemma

“…9 Bhardwaj et al reported a case of massive cystic degeneration of a fibroid that was aspirated laparoscopically; the surgeons then proceeded with a hysterectomy. 10 Enakpene et al reported the largest leiomyoma with cystic degeneration (containing 11 L of serous fluid) in a nulliparous woman whose case was managed with fertility-preserving surgery. 11 The first differential diagnosis of a large cystic mass with irregular septae and solid components filling the pelvic cavity is ovarian malignancy.…”

Degenerated broad ligament fibroid mimicking ovarian cyst: A case report

“…4,5 It is important for any adnexal masses to discriminate between benign and malignant nature of the lesion in the preoperative period for optimal patient management. 6,7 Uterine leiomyoma usually does not pose clinical and sonological diagnostic challenges. Radiological investigations are often requested for to assess the extent of the mass and its relationship with other pelvic and abdominal structures.…”

A rare case of cystic degeneration of fibroid uterus with clinical dilemma

“…A CT or MRI scan can be really useful in doubtful origin of pelvic mass on USG but has serious limitations such as nonavailability and high cost. 8 The treatment approach should be individualised depending upon factors such as age, severity of symptoms, desire for fertility, suspicious of malignancy, and proximity to menopause. A surgical approach is most frequently preferred for management of large fibroids.…”