Les tumeurs de Krukenberg de l'ovaire d'origine rectale
Author(s) -
Raouf Menoura,
Rym Bouhraoua,
Sofia Bicha,
Fateh Hammoudi,
Abdelhak Delmi
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
batna journal of medical sciences (bjms)
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2437-0665
DOI - 10.48087/bjmscr.2021.8118
Subject(s) - krukenberg tumor , medicine , ovarian cancer , ovarian tumor , ovary , pathology , metastasis , gynecology , cancer
Krukenberg tumors (TK) define themselves as ovarian metastases from cancer more often digestive. These are rare tumors that represent 1 to 2% of ovarian tumors. They are characterized by the presence of “kitten ring” cells filled with mucus and a pseudo-sarcomatous proliferation of the ovarian stroma. Their evolution is quickly fatal. We report 1 case of Krukenberg tumor observed and operated on in June 2020 at the surgery Department B CHU Constantine. The symptoms began with a rectal syndrome with transient episodes of pelvic pain. In this regard, we will recall the epidemiological, clinical, and evolutionary characteristics of this disease. Keywords: Krukenberg tumor, rectal cancer, ovarian metastases, synchronous tumors, posterior pelvectomy.
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