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Lymphangiomatous hamartoma masquerading as ovarian tumors

Hamartoma are usually present at birth or in the early years of childhood and grow steadily. Lymphangiomatous hamartoma of the abdomen are an uncommon kind of hamartoma. An unusual case of multiple lymphangiomatous hamartoma of the abdomen and pelvis manifesting clinically as bilateral ovarian masses in the reproductive age group is presented. Therefore, gynecologists should also be aware of this rare entity.