Removal of Large 7.6 kg Conjoined Ovarian Tumors Vaginally.

A 32-year female, unmarried, presented herself in the emergency ward of our hospital with the complaint of severe pain in abdomen for a day against a backdrop of dull aching lower abdominal pain of 1-month duration. She had gained 5 kg in 1 month. There was no significant past and family history. General physical examination was unremarkable. On abdominal examination, a mass corresponding to 32–34 weeks uterus was palpable on the right side contiguous with a 20 week’s mass on the left side. Routine blood investigations were normal. CT of whole abdomen revealed a well-defined encapsulated multiloculated lesion on the left side of the abdomen and pelvis, measuring approx 16.5 cm 9 10.8 cm 9 9.6 cm (Fig. 1a). Another well-defined multiloculated cystic lesion was seen on the right side of abdomen and pelvis, measuring 27.4 cm 9 14.4 cm 9 10.4 cm (Fig. 1a) with multiple, irregular, thick, and thin enhancing septae within it, adjoining this mass. Tumor Markers were Normal