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Stomach Cancer Presenting with Meigs¡¯ Syndrome
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Chungbuk National University
¼Û¿µÁø ( Song Young-Jin )
Chungbuk National University
Á¤¿ë½Ä ( Jung Yong-Sik )
Chungbuk National University
À±È¿¿µ ( Yun Hyo-Yung )
Chungbuk National University
äÈñº¹ ( Chae Hee-Bok )
Chungbuk National University
±è¿ë¹ü ( Kim Yong-Bum )
Chungbuk National University
½ÅÇâ¹Ì ( Shin Hyang-Mi )
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KMID : 0371320010610050541
Abstract
Meigs¡¯ syndrome is defined by the presence of ascites and hydrothorax in association with ¡¯fibroma-like¡¯ benign ovarian tumors. Tumor extirpation resulted in a resorption of the ascites and a pleural effusion. A Krukenberg tumor resulting from
stomach cancer would be highly suggested when stomach cancer, ovarian tumor, and ascites are found concomitantly. However, when a patient presents with ovarian tumor, stomach cancer, and repeated cytologic examination of the ascitic fluid renders negative results, stomach cancer associated with Meigs¡¯ syndrome should be considered in the differential diagnosis. We report a case of stomach cancer presenting with Meigs¡¯ syndrome in a 70-year-old woman who had been referred for control of intractable ascites. The patient was cured by radical subtotal gastrectomy and bilateral oophorectomy.
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