Rare Sites Metastasis in Ovarian Carcinoma: a Compilation of 3 Case Reports

Botulinum Toxin Preoperatory for Oncoplastic Abdominal Wall Resection of Ovarian Metastasis in Rectus Abdominis: Case Report

“…Ovarian cancer is a common cancer of the female genital tract, the mortality rate varies greatly based on stage at initial diagnosis, 5-year overall survival in patients with stage I is 92% but 25% in stage III and IV [3] . It is interesting that cancers of internal organs are not commonly to metastasize to skin or subcuticular tissue and almost none has been to show metastasis to the rectus abdominis muscle [4] . Here we present a case of female with a history of ovarian serous adenocarcinoma and at the 12 years follow-up we found a hypermetabolic mass in right rectus abdominis, we decided to prepare the abdominal wall foreseeing a block-dissection with the aim to achieve the closure of aponeurotic midline.…”