Synchronous primary malignancies in ovarian cancer and liver angiosarcoma.

•A case of concurrent primary ovarian clear cell adenocarcinoma and liver angiosarcoma is detailed herein.•If a liver tumor is found together with ovarian cancer, it is necessary to determine whether this is a primary hepatic malignancy or metastatic liver cancer.•It is important to make a definitive diagnosis by performing a liver biopsy when appropriate.

Advanced ovarian cancer that resulted in death from intestinal perforation following tumor lysis syndrome: A case report.

Introduction And Importance: Tumor lysis syndrome (TLS) is an oncologic emergency, with 20 % cases occurring in solid tumors. Preventive measures are necessary depending on TLS risk. We report a case of TLS development after chemotherapy for advanced ovarian cancer which resulted in death by intestinal perforation.