A woman surnamed Lin in Fuzhou, Fujian Province, is only 23 years old this year, but her unmarried and unpregnant belly is bigger than the belly of a pregnant woman who is pregnant with full-term twins, and she is about to burst. As a result, the doctor found that she had a large and a small sister tumor hidden in her abdominal cavity, and the larger one was a 21-kilogram basin, which squeezed all the abdominal organs into displacement.
According to comprehensive media reports, the doctor said that the process of the woman's belly becoming bigger was very slow, and because there were no symptoms such as abdominal pain and bloating, she attributed the bulge of her belly to the fat fat in her lower abdomen. Unexpectedly, the doctor found a tumor in her stomach through a CT scan.
The doctor said that the tumor in the woman's abdomen grew from her bilateral ovaries, and the maximum diameter of the large tumor could reach 45 centimeters. After pathological analysis, this tumor is a junction of benign and evil, which is rare in clinical practice.
It can be seen that surgery is full of risks, and once the tumor is removed, it will cause large fluctuations in blood flow in the body, threatening the patient's life. How to minimize the incision, protect the surrounding organs of the tumor as much as possible, and preserve the reproductive function has become a difficult problem for doctors.
The doctor said that we prepared a sterile sandbag, and after the tumor was taken out, we put the sandbag on the upper abdomen to compress her inferior vena cava, so that her blood volume to return to her heart decreased. In addition to this, the doctor found during surgery that the tumor was not solid and had a large amount of fluid inside.
Based on this characteristic, doctors have identified the key to the success of the operation. The doctor said that we only make an incision in the lower abdomen, and then use a puncture device to penetrate the tumor, release the water inside, make the tumor shrink, slowly take out the tumor, and then peel off the tumor on the other side completely, and then keep the remaining ovary.
The 15,000 milliliters of tumor fluid removed by the doctors through the puncture was equivalent to 30 plastic bottles of 500 hundred milliliters, weighing 15 kilograms. To the doctor's surprise, there were still 6 kilograms of tumor to be removed. That is, the tumor weighed 21 kilograms.
The doctor reminded that the specific cause of ovarian tumors is not very clear, but one of them has a certain relationship with genetics. The vast majority of ovarian tumors are benign, but a few may be malignant, and the most common gynecological cancers are endometrial cancer, cervical cancer, and ovarian cancer.
Doctors note that ovarian tumors are found at all ages and are not limited to women who have given birth. Because the ovaries are located deep in the pelvic cavity, early lesions are not easy to detect. Many women come to the clinic only when they have symptoms such as abnormal uterine bleeding, abdominal distension, abdominal pain, and increased abdominal circumference, and the best treatment period has been missed.