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Fig. 8 | Insights into Imaging

Fig. 8

From: Common primary tumours of the abdomen and pelvis and their patterns of tumour spread as seen on multi-detector computed tomography

Fig. 8

Ovarian carcinoma: coronal reformat CECT showing a large solid/cystic adnexal mass arising from the pelvis (asterisk), with large-volume para-aortic adenopathy (double asterisk), ascites and small peritoneal deposits (arrows). Although para-aortic nodal involvement is seen in metastatic ovarian carcinoma, the large volume is rather unusual; b sagittal reformat CECT showing subcapsular deposits over the liver in a different patient (arrows); c axial CECT in the same patient as (b) showing a thick omental cake (arrows); d axial CECT in the same patient as (b) showing multiple enlarged (short axis diameter >5 mm) cardiophrenic nodes (arrows)

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