A clinical case of surgical treatment of recurrent ovarian cancer with implantation metastases in the anterior abdominal wall and invasion of the rectum in a young patient

Ovarian cancer ranks third in the structure of onco-gynecological morbidity and leads in the structure of mortality in women. This situation is due to late diagnosis, as evidenced by the fact that more than 70.0% of patients are diagnosed with advanced forms of cancer at the initial treatment. Cytoreductive operations in ovarian cancer with the spread to neighboring pelvic organs, the anterior abdominal wall lead to changes in the area of surgical intervention, the ratio of anatomical structures and the need to modify the usual surgical approach. The article presents a case of successful combined surgical treatment of recurrent ovarian cancer in a 20-year-old patient with metastasis to the anterior abdominal wall and invasion of the tumor into the colon. The presented clinical case of performing a combined operation for recurrent ovarian cancer with resection of the colon and anterior abdominal wall may contribute to the prolongation of survival in a young patient.