A pathologically and clinically rare case with uterine neoplasm similar to Ovarian Sex

Uterine tumors resembling ovarian sex cord tumors (UTROSCT) are a very rare type of uterine stroma of endometrial sarcoma, an ovarian tumor that resembles a reproductive cord and behaves like a benign tumor. Evaluation of histological and immunohistochemical characteristics is essential for the diagnosis and management of these cases. In this study, a ۴۵-year-old woman with a large uterine mass underwent bilateral hysterectomy and opherectomy, and the lesion was reported as uterosct by pathology.کد مقاله:هدف This case study demonstrates the importance of distinguishing the details of UTROSCT to recognize it: from potentially malignant types .also we can use tumor marker inhibin when suspisious to this tumor• معرفی بیمار : The studied case was a ۴۵-year-old Iranian woman (gravida ۲, para. ۲) who had previously been visited by a physician due to lower abdominal pain and was referred to our hospital for examination and treatment. A vaginal ultrasound had shown that her right ovary was formed in several places in the uterus. She had no positive family history of cancer. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) revealed a lobulated cystic mass of ۸۰mm*۱۱۰mm in the left lateral body and fundus .it has few encasing solid components up to ۴۶*۱۶ mm. This solid component shows abnormal restriction on DW۱and ADC sequences. These findings may represent degenerated myoma (Figure۱A, ۱B).