<unk>  has two clinical types which can be differentiated with the help of CT findings, the "dry" type, and the "wet". It is classified as "dry" when there are multiple tiny masses or one dominant localized mass and generally little or no ascites. The "wet" type has widespread small nodules, no dominant mass, and a presence of ascites. If fluid is found, the process of eliminating it is through paracentesis; however, the analysis of this fluid has limited diagnostic significance. Normally, a definitive diagnosis may be obtained through tissue biopsy.
Peritoneal mesothelioma
Primary peritoneal carcinoma
Ovarian mucinous tumor
Peritoneal carcinomatosis
Cystadenocarcinoma
Comedocarcinoma
Stromal tumor
Clear-cell ovarian carcinoma