Video Showing Recurrent Mucinous Adeno Carcinoma Colon


Video showing DIAGNOSTIC LAPAROSCOPY in a young female patient with recurrent mucinous adeno carcinoma colon.

—It shows the liver, peritoneum to be normal except for some adhesions
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A ball of mucinous tumour close to the right adnexa but could be separated with ease from the right ovary and tubes


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