Ovarian cancer with ascites and abdominal distension on CT scan

(A) A CT scan through the abdomen shows a large amount of ascites resulting in a distended abdomen. A calcified ovarian mass (arrowhead) arises from the pelvis.
(B) The image is a coronal reconstruction and shows a distended abdomen filled with ascitic fluid (arrow).
(C) The image is a sagittal reconstruction and shows abdominal distension caused by ascites (arrow).