Author: Eva Račanská
Description:
41 year old VI gravida II para referred by gynecologist for a persisting cyst of the right ovary. She delivered vaginally 25 and 20 years ago and underwent 3 terminations of unwanted pregnancy. She is otherwise healthy and has no complains. She is taking oral contraceptive pills and has regular menstrual cycle. Bimanual pelvic examination showed enlarged right ovary 40 - 50 mm in diameter, retroverted slightly enlarged uterus, left adnexal region with no abnormalities. Transvaginal ultrasound examination describes enlarged myomatous uterus, right ovary with anisoechogenic cyst with hyperechogenic foci 40 by 50 mm in diameter reminding dermoidal cyst, left ovary of normal size and echogenity. Tumor markers are (Ca - 125) - negative. Diagnostic laparoscopy was performed with the following findings: retroverted uterus with numerous small subserous leiomyomas, both uterine tubes and left ovary were of normal size and shape with no abnormalities. The right ovary was enlarged up to 50 mm in diameter, the cyst contained hair and adipous tissue and was exstirpated and send for histology confirmation. Histology result was mature cystic teratoma of the right ovary.
Categorization:
Benign ovarian cyst, Dermoid, Benign cystic teratoma
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