A 36 kg Giant Ovarian Fibroma with Meigs Syndrome: A Case Report and Literature Review of Extremely Giant Ovarian Tumor

Table 2

Lists of cases with poor prognosis and major postoperative complications.

(a) Cases of CPR at their first hospital visit

Case no.	Pathology	Age	Estimated tumor volume (L)	Tumor weight (kg)
2	Mucinous cystadenoma	51	8.05	26
9	Mucinous cystadenoma	30	Unknown	67

(b) Cases of fatal surgical complications

Case no.	Pathology	Age	Estimated tumor volume (L)	Tumor weight (kg)	Clinical course
14	Mucinous cystadenoma	48	Unknown	Above 30	Death at the 11th postoperative day
34	Mucinous adenocarcinoma	30	Unknown	100	Death 10 hours after operation

(c) Cases of major surgical complications

Case no.	Pathology	Age	Estimated tumor volume (L)	Tumor weight (kg)	Context of complications
10	Mucinous cystadenoma	53	45	27	Deep vein thrombosis after operation
15	Mucinous cystadenoma	72	38.25	27	Bowel damage during operation
18	Mucinous cystadenoma	66	Unknown	23	Postoperative ileus, conservative therapy.
32	Mucinous adenocarcinoma	40	Unknown	74	Postoperative infection
33	Mucinous adenocarcinoma	51	Unknown	50.7	Need of reintubation during postoperative period
44	Fibroma	41	8.1	10	Need of bowel resection.

CPR: cardio pulmonary arrest.