“…Since the patient described here was pregnant and had no phenotypical signs that would suggest relevant syndromic data, she was not asked about, or assessed for, this possibility. An association between dysgerminoma and malignant hypercalcemia 10,18,19 has been described by some authors, but in this case tests showed that the patient was within normal limits. Another peculiarity that attracts attention is the association with dysgerminoma described in some varieties of animals 20,21 .…”