Khizra Ferozalmost 2 years ago
Largest tumour ever removed
The largest tumour ever removed intact was a multicystic mass of the right ovary weighing 138.7 kg (306 lb). The growth had a diameter of 1 m (3 ft) and was removed in its entirety in October 1991 from the abdomen of an unnamed 34-year-old woman.
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