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last year had severe pelvic pain, noncontrast cat scan report no mention on ovarian mass. now 16 mos. later, had mri for back injury at work, they found incidental ovarian mass, mri says "complex lesion arising from left ovary measures 4 X 5.5. X 4.5. contacting left anterior surface of uterus. there is irrigularly shaped enhancing soft tissue adherent to superior wall appro. 1 cm diameter. the presence of theis enhancing soft tiuuse within lesion would raise the possibility of ovarian neiplasm. However, this lesion may have been present on ct of 3/9/06 and this would favor benign nature. the remainder of lesion is of uniform signal intensity consistent with hemorrhagic or proteinaceous fluid. no pelvic adenopathy or fre  pelvic fluid is seen. juntional zone is 1 cm. thickness no myometrial lesion.

no mention of this on last years cat scan report. i am very scared. does enhancing tissue mean cancer metastasis? what benign diseases could cause this. please i appreciate any input before i go crazy. i should mention am 45 no children...risk of ovarian cancer?
thank you!
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I don't know what enhancing means, what I do know is that yu need to call your Gyn and get an appointment as soon as possible.  The say if the enhancing tissuse was present last year that probably not cancer.  Your next step however is deal with the fear, call the doctor get further testing, probably a transvaginal ultrasound and blood work and go from there.  If they mention cancer you want to see a Gyn/Onc, since they are the only ones that should deal with cancer in women.  Good luck, keep us posted.
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Thanks for reply Marie.
it is coming out via laparascopically 8/27. Wish this was in the CT report of last year, no mention of it then...sad as it couldve come out then. Thank you for your suppport, will keep you posted. Dr ak goodman on dr site says benign cysts can enhance w/Gad, which is more than my gyn onc told me.  keeping positive thoughts.
will let you know next week
~Theresa  
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