Krukenberg Tumour Arising from Gall Bladder- A Rare Presentation

Introduction: Krukenberg tumours are rare, usually bilateral,metastatic ovarian tumours presenting in perimenopausalage women. It usually arises from the GIT (stomach/colon),however it may arise from other rare sites like breast, appendix,biliary tract and gall bladder. Imaging plays a definite role inthe diagnosis and management of such cases.Case report: In this paper, we report two interesting cases ofbilateral ovarian masses where the primary site of malignancywas GB. The first case showed synchronous metastases to theovary while the second one showed metachronous metastasesto the ovary.Conclusion: This report highlights the importance of keepingin mind the rare sites of primary tumour while dealing withbilateral ovarian masses.