Ovarian cancer accounts for approximately 24% and 60% of pre-menopausal and postmenopausal women's malignancies, accordingly. In order to diagnose and treat these patients, it is crucial to screen for ovarian cancer and adnexal masses since, in addition to being a major cause of infertility in the reproductive age group, they also significantly contribute to overall morbidity and death among women. Gynecologists find it difficult to make a preoperative diagnosis of cancer due to the paucity of literature on screening techniques and their clear significance in identifying malignancies. Our current research on the use of USG rules may aid in pre-operative screening for malignancy, and prediction of malignancy aids in making plans for administration that avoids recurrent surgery and morbidity. Ultra sonographic evaluation is regarded as one of the most dependable and precise diagnostic tools for diagnosis of colon cancer

malignancy, pre-menopausal, gynecology