The clinical diagnosis of ovarian tumors

Ovarian tumors or malignant or benign, there is no special early symptoms, such as one developed symptoms and abdominal pain, abdominal mass, ascites, and so on attendance, this is more than a benign or malignant tumor late complications. According to general clinical patients with age, history characteristics, and local signs and gynaecological examinations can be initially determined whether ovarian tumors, and benign or malignant estimated. Diagnosis can be difficult to support further examination, such as the B-clinical diagnosis rate of> 90%, pathological diagnosis is confirmed the main basis for ovarian tumors, lymph angiography help to identify ovarian cancer in the lymph node involvement, tumor markers in the diagnosis of inspection prompted role. Supplementary examination: B-ultrasound, CT, lymphatic imaging, cytology, laparoscopic examination, tumor markers such as CEA CEA, AFP AFP, TAA tumor-associated antigen, human chorionic gonadotropin HCG, lactate dehydrogenase LDH. Pathological examination.