Abstract
Ovarian cysts and tumours are a relatively common finding among women of many ages, particularly with the wider use of regular physical examinations and ultrasound. Although the finding of an ovarian mass can be a source of considerable anxiety, most of those in younger women are not malignant and may be able to be managed entirely within primary care. However, malignant tumours of several varieties occur and many will require investigation and management by secondary care.
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