A 52 y/o postmenopausal gravida 8, para 5, aborta 3 presented with a history of lower abdominal pain and distension for about 10 months. The patient's personal history revealed fatigue, loss of appetite, dyspnea and chronic constipation. LMP 1 year back and she had no post-menopausal bleeding. But her menstruation was 7-8 days of the 21-day menstrual cycle. On physical examination, an abdominopelvic mass with dullness on percussion - a solid mass was palpated. Abdominal tenderness was not present. Gynecologic examination revealed a large, mobile abdominopelvic mass with a normal external genitalia and uterine cervix. Lab tests normal except the Hb level, which was 8 g/dl.

Diagnosis ? History : A 40-year-old female presented with a history of an enlarging abdominal mass, initially discovered seven years earlier. The patient had declined surgical treatment at the time, citing personal and cultural reasons. Abdominal circumference was 137 cm on presentation, and the mass was non tender on palpation and dull to percussion. After surgical resection, the 32 kg mass was explored and found to have extremely well developed neovasculature.

A 44 y/o female presented with abdominal pain & heaviness. She complain of this pain for a year which was very mild and resolve at its own. But now it is not going away. Her CT scan images are posted below. What is the diagnosis?

the patient is having a painless swelling on the lower part of the forearm for the last 3years.Spot the diagnosis

D/D and management of this case with swelling middle phalanx of index finger