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•Lynch syndrome-associated ovarian cancer can present at a young age and be of high-grade histology.•Spontaneous tumor lysis syndrome can occur in ovarian cancer and may be the initial presentation.•Severe leukemoid reaction can occur as a paraneoplastic phenomenon in ovarian cancer and may portend a poor prognosis.•Leukemoid reaction and tumor lysis syndrome occurring together in ovarian cancer may signal aggressive tumor biology.
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