Total Pelvic Exenteration for Synchronous Cervical and Ovarian Tumor - A Case Report

Synchronous gynecological malignancies are extremely rare situation, the most frequent encountered association consisting of endometrial and ovarian cancer. However, most cases presenting this kind of association have in fact a single primary tumor, the second one being a metastatic lesion. However, in rare cases different histopathological types are found, sustaining the idea of association of two synchronous tumors. We present the case of a 41-year-old patient who presented for diffuse abdominal pain, weight loss and irregular vaginal bleeding who was diagnosed with synchronous cervical and ovarian cancer in which a total pelvic exenteration was performed.