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OVARIAN MASSES; A CASE SERIES Ovarian cancer is the 3rd most common cancer in Indian women, accounting for 3% of all malignancies and 6% of deaths from cancer. This is a case series of 4 cases. Case 1 - 44 year, P2L2 with pain in abdomen,CA19.9- 12118.69, CA125- 5796.1, with CECT s/o 10 x 12 cm left ovarian mass & 6 x 4 cm right adnexal cyst with moderate ascites with minimal pleural effusion Case 2 54 year old with a ?ovarian mucinous cystadeno-fibroma of 30 x 25 x 10 cm Case 3 35 years P1L2MTP1 with abdominal distension, weight loss & loss of appetite, with an ultrasound showing multi loculated solid-cystic lesion measuring 7.9x5.5 cm in right ovary, with ascites. CA-12549U/ML Case 4 52 yr, nulligravida previously operated for granulosa cell tumour with abdominal pain and distention & PET report of- 22?13?24 CM solid cystic mass from rt adnexa. Discussion-ovarian cancer has nonspecific symptoms resembling those of less serious conditions such as abdominal pain. Staging laparotomy with frozen section remains the preferred approach. However, Frozen section may not be conclusive in