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Metastatic tumors of the ovaries represent 5-6% of all ovarian tumors and are generally diagnosed in women between the fourth and fifth decades of life, although they can be found in every age group. Their prognosis is poor and it is useful to regard them (especially the Krukenberg tumor) as differential diagnosis in women from any age group when faced with bilateral ovarian masses. This report presents a case of a 23-year-old woman who presented bilateral ovarian masses for which she underwent bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy. The initial pathology report showed a thecoma-fibroma tumor, but it was later classified as being a Krukenberg tumor after carrying out immunochemistry studies in the National Cancer Institute (NCI, Colombia). Primary gastric adenocarcinoma was then diagnosed; however, the patient died 5 months later.

Tumor de Krukenberg como manifestación inicial de un cáncer gástrico en una mujer de 23 años