A Fibroma with Cystic Change Developing in an Accessory Ovary - A Brief Case Report -

Kim, Ae Ri; Sung, Woo Jung; Kim, Mi Jin

doi:10.4132/koreanjpathol.2011.45.3.319

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“…6 The average diameter of fibroma is 6 cm. 7 Large tumors (size >10 cm) have a smooth or slightly irregular serosal surface and are solid. 5 They maybe associated with myxoid changes, varying degree of edema, and some parts of cystic degeneration, but rarely an extensive cystic degeneration.…”

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A Rare Case of Extensive Degeneration in Bilateral Ovarian Fibroma Mimicking Large Ovarian Cystadenoma

Pemayun¹,

Budiana²

2018

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Aim: To describe a rare variant of ovarian fibroma.Background: Ovarian fibroma is a rare entity, but is the most common solid ovarian tumor. Most of these tumors are solid, and most commonly mistaken with uterine fibroid. In rare cases, they may show a mix of solid-cystic components.Case description: In this case report, we present a rare case of bilateral ovarian fibroma with extensive cystic degeneration, appearing as predominantly cystic adnexal mass on ultrasound. Conclusion:A rare condition with extensive degeneration may be impossible to distinguish with the ovarian epithelial tumor. Thus, ultrasound finding of a cystic lesion should not be used to exclude an ovarian fibroma.

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“…2 Nevertheless, a case of extensive cystic degeneration in an accessory ovary has been reported. 7 When fibromas undergo cystic degeneration, it may be mistaken as epithelial-stromal tumors. However, in ovarian fibroma, the pseudocysts do not have an epithelial lining.…”

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A Rare Case of Extensive Degeneration in Bilateral Ovarian Fibroma Mimicking Large Ovarian Cystadenoma

Pemayun¹,

Budiana²

2018

Journal of SAFOMS

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A Fibroma with Cystic Change Developing in an Accessory Ovary - A Brief Case Report -

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A Rare Case of Extensive Degeneration in Bilateral Ovarian Fibroma Mimicking Large Ovarian Cystadenoma

A Rare Case of Extensive Degeneration in Bilateral Ovarian Fibroma Mimicking Large Ovarian Cystadenoma

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