This figure shows a portion of the mesentery and omentum removed during a work-up of a 60-year-old woman with ascites and large multicystic ovarian masses. The lesions seen here are most consistent with the diagnosis of

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The white nodules in the omentum most likely represent metastases of an ovarian carcinoma. The ovarian masses, described above, most likely represent ovarian carcinoma, which is often bilateral and typically metastasizes by seeding through the peritoneal cavity.

This Figure Shows a Portion of the Mesentery and Omentum