Clinicopathological analysis of ovarian neoplasm

Background: Ovarian neoplasm is a type of cancer caused by uncontrolled growth and division cells within the ovary. It common gynecological that affects wide range ages can have various clinical, morphological, histological features. This study aimed to examine relationship between clinical presentation pattern ovarian neoplasm. Methods: cross-sectional conducted among 45 patients admitted department gynecology at Shaheed Suhrawardy medical college hospital with features from February 2013 2014. Results: The 82.3% cases were benign tumors, 15.5% malignant 2.2% borderline tumors. Benign tumors more in 3rd decade, while 4th 6th decade. Symptoms included abdominal lumps pain, presented GIT-related symptoms, ascites some cases. most tumor was surface epithelial (84.5%), followed germ cell (13.3%) sex cord-stromal (2.2%) Conclusions: highlights importance recognizing different presentations