 Constant circulation of peritoneal fluid allows transcoelomic dissemination of malignant cells.Their deposition and
growth occur at particular sites due to relative stasis of ascitic fluid.1 Undersurface of the diaphragm (due to negative
pressure and capillary force), omenta (Tendency to move toward the areas of peritoneal irritation), recto-uterine
space (pouch of Douglas), right lower quadrant (region of ileocaecal junction), left lower quadrant (superior aspect
of sigmoid mesocolon) and right paracolic gutter are prone for metastatic implants.Peritoneal carcinomatosis is the most common peritoneal neoplastic condition.