A 75-year-old woman with histologically proven ovarian adenocarcinoma
and no evidence of other malignant lesions was found to have dissemina
ted blastic (sclerotic) metastases to bone without clinical evidence o
f gross peritoneal spread or lung involvement. The patient's survival
for 28 months after the earliest evidence of bone involvement is notew
orthy, because osseous metastasis in ovarian malignancy is usually a l
ate manifestation of the disease.