Incidental finding of dysgerminoma in a full-term pregnancy: a case report

Ovarian tumors are reported in 1 of every 200 pregnancies. Dysgerminoma with pregnancy is extremely rare, a incidence about 0.2-1 per 100,000 They generally discovered due to their large size related complications like torsion, infarction, and obstruction vaginal delivery. These rapidly growing can have heterogeneous presentation lead peripartum morbidity. We present unique case where dysgerminoma went undiagnosed until labor patient who otherwise had an uncomplicated prenatal course. The purpose report discuss our case, as further studies needed confirm the best management especially incidentally diagnosed tumor.