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Ovarian Tumor Surgery

The Case Report in the May 2006 issue of EQUUS describes the removal of a large ovarian tumor during a "standing" surgical procedure. These pictures show the final stages of the surgery and the tumor itself. (Warning: Photos are graphic.)

The following pictures show the final stages of the “standing” surgery and the ovarian tumor itself.

WARNING: Photos are graphic.

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