
The association of ascites, hydrothorax and struma ovarii has been previously reported in the literature. This case is added to the literature describing a variant of Meigs' syndrome, or pseudo Meigs' syndrome. A discussion of the origin of ascitic fluid illustrates how little is known about these conditions as well as the importance of their careful differential diagnosis.
Diagnosis, Differential, Ovarian Neoplasms, Hydrothorax, Teratoma, Ascites, Humans, Meigs Syndrome, Female, Middle Aged, Struma Ovarii
Diagnosis, Differential, Ovarian Neoplasms, Hydrothorax, Teratoma, Ascites, Humans, Meigs Syndrome, Female, Middle Aged, Struma Ovarii
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