Ovarian cancer with the metastatic deposit in the cervix as rare case: a case report and literature review

Introduction: Although ovarian cancer incidence is lower than the cases of uterine cervix and endometrial, high. The mortality rate highest among all gynecological malignancies. patients often come for treatment at an advanced stage that has spread to pelvis, especially organs such as uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries, sigmoid colon through passive different hematogenous routes. This study aimed review malignant disease in gynecologic oncology, supporting examinations management.Case Report: A woman, 52 years old, presented with abdominal pain one month before entering hospital. She complained about difficulty urinating, not having a smooth bowel movement. From ultrasound examination showed intra-abdominal mass measuring 14.3 cm x 11.2 11.1 cm, origin remains unclear. contrast, pelvic CT scan solid had cervix, vagina body, infiltrated bladder, attached rectum part without intestinal obstruction, size 7.7 7.1 16.6 cm. procedure this patient was hysterectomy total salpingo-oophorectomy both ovaries. histopathology result serious ovary adenocarcinoma.Conclusion: spreading mechanism involves interaction many things, cells from primary tumor, which peritoneal cavity or hematogenously lymphatically enter omentum. In case, we metastasis cervical adhesions suspected on intraoperative findings. With increasing knowledge cancer, pathogenesis, metastases can be found developed treat prevent spread.