Ahmed S.  El-Agwany, Helmy R.  Abdelsattar, Tamer M.  Abdeldayem, 
    An Unusual Case of Parasitic Leiomyoma with Serpentine Omental Blood Vessels: A Case Report,
    Surgery Journal,
    Volume 8,Issue 2,
    2013,
    Pages 6-8,
    ISSN 1816-3211,
    sjour.2013.6.8,
    (https://makhillpublications.co/view-article.php?doi=sjour.2013.6.8)
    Abstract: Leiomyoma is considered as commenest benign tumour of the 
  genital tract. This case represents a rare case of a large parasitic leiomyoma 
  in the peritoneal cavity deriving its blood supply from the omentumin a 37 years 
  old, multiparous woman who presented with a history of progressive abdominal 
  distension. On examination, a mobile ill-defined centrally located intra-abdominal 
  mass. It was at laparatomy that the diagnosis was made where a parasitic fibroid 
  attached to the greateromental with avascular uterine pedicle which was reported 
  as a leiomyoma on histological report. The patient had an uneventful post-operative 
  recovery. She has been followed up for 12 months with no evidence of recurrence 
  or residual disease.
    Keywords: Parasitic leiomyoma;uterus;greater omentum;serpentine;diagnosis