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Clear cell carcinoma of ovary is a rare tumour with a very low incidence in pregnancy. It is attributed to develop from an existing background of endometriosis. There are very few case reports of the above combination tumours in pregnancy. It is a very aggressive tumour with a worse prognosis and low survival rate because of its peculiar chemo resistant nature. Early detection and effective treatment are the best approach. The treatment options for advanced stages are still under research.
ABSTRACT
Hepatoblastoma is the most common primary malignant hepatic tumor in infancy and childhood. But congenital hepatoblastomas are extremely rare and show distinctive, but important features when compared with tumors diagnosed in children beyond the neonatal age. They have different clinical presentations, higher incidence of pure fetal histology, significant risk for systemic metastasis, and worse outcome. The treatment of congenital hepatoblastoma should be the same as in older children, i.e., primary chemotherapy with delayed resection. We report a case of congenital hepatoblastoma in a 29-day-old boy who was known to have a well-defined ovoid hypoechoic mass at liver demonstrated by fetal sonography.