Clinical experience of Pseudo-Meigs’ Syndrome due to colon cancer

Figure 1 Computed tomography. A: A huge round mass in the pelvis suggesting a bilateral ovarian tumor (black arrows); B: Massive ascites and thickness of omentum (white allows) suggesting peritoneal dissemination; C: Right pleural effusion with atelectasis (black allow) and left-side compression of the mediastinum.

Figure 2 Microscopic features. A: Well-differentiated adenocarcinoma compatible with primary colon cancer; hematoxylin and eosin staining; B: The ovarian tumor is composed of tumor cells compatible with metastasis of colon cancer; C: Cytokeratin 7 showing negative result of staining in the ovarian tumor; D: CDX-2 showing staining in tumor cells in the ovary.