An Enormous Benign Mucinous Ovarian Cystadenoma: A Case Study and Literature Review

An ovarian tumor is not a singular entity, but rather a very wide spectrum of neoplasms spanning a variety of histological tissues [1].The most common type of tumors, epithelial tumors, account for 80% of all malignancies.10% of tumors are classified as possibly malignant, 8%-10% are malignant, and 80% are benign.About 8-10% of epithelial tumors are mucinous tumors, which can grow to huge sizes and cover the whole abdominal cavity [2], [3].We would like to share a case study of a 50-yearold female patient who had a large benign mucinous cystadenoma.The patient was unable to receive medical care and had a tumor that was causing her to have trouble breathing.The tumor reacted amazingly well after surgical resection [4].After the operation, the patient could resume her regular life.