Cystadenofibroma of the ovary in young women

Groutz, Asnat; Wolman, Igal; Wolf, Yoram; Luxman, Dov; Sagi, Joseph; Jaffa, Ariel J.; David, Menachem P.

doi:10.1016/0028-2243(94)90253-4

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“…Cystadenofi bromas of the ovaries are relatively rare benign tumors that usually appear during the fourth and fi fth decades of life. Their potential " malignant " ultrasonographic features as well as " malignant " surgical appearance must be recognized to avoid aggressive surgical management of this benign tumor in young patients [11] . In our series, one patient presented with [34] .…”

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Pediatric Ovarian Tumors – Dilemmas in Diagnosis and Management

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Pediatric Ovarian Tumors – Dilemmas in Diagnosis and Management

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“…The most common symptoms are pelvic pain and discomfort, but many cystadenofibromas are diagnosed in asymptomatic women, especially if the lesions are small. While serous cystadenofibromas are benign tumors, they may look malignant macroscopically and on medical imaging.…”

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Imaging in gynecological disease (16): clinical and ultrasound characteristics of serous cystadenofibromas in adnexa

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Ultrasound in Obstet & Gyne

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Objective To describe the clinical and ultrasound characteristics of serous cystadenofibromas in the adnexa. Methods This was a retrospective study of patients identified in the International Ovarian Tumor Analysis (IOTA) database, who had a histological diagnosis of serous cystadenofibroma and had undergone preoperative ultrasound examination by an experienced ultrasound examiner, between 1999 and 2012. In the IOTA database, which contains data collected prospectively, the tumors were described using the terms and definitions of the IOTA group. In addition, three authors reviewed, first independently and then together, ultrasound images of serous cystadenofibromas and described them using pattern recognition. Results We identified 233 women with a histological diagnosis of serous cystadenofibroma. In the IOTA database, most cystadenofibromas (67.4%; 157/233) were described as containing solid components but 19.3% (45/233) were described as multilocular cysts and 13.3% (31/233) as unilocular cysts. Papillary projections were described in 52.4% (122/233) of the cystadenofibromas. In 79.5% (97/122) of the cysts with papillary projections, color Doppler signals were absent in the papillary projections. Most cystadenofibromas (83.7%; 195/233) manifested no or minimal color Doppler signals. On retrospective analysis of 201 ultrasound images of serous cystadenofibromas, using pattern recognition, 10 major types of ultrasound appearance were identified. The most common pattern was a unilocular solid cyst with one or more papillary projections, but no other solid components (25.9%; 52/201). The second most common pattern was a multilocular solid mass with small solid component(s), but no papillary projections (19.4%; 39/201). The third and fourth most common patterns were multi‐ or bilocular cyst (16.9%; 34/201) and unilocular cyst (11.9%; 24/201). Using pattern recognition, shadowing was identified in 39.8% (80/201) of the tumors, and microcystic appearance of the papillary projections was observed in 34 (38.6%) of the 88 tumors containing papillary projections. Conclusions The ultrasound features of serous cystadenofibromas vary. The most common pattern is a unilocular solid cyst with one or more papillary projections but no other solid components, with absent color Doppler signals. Most serous cystadenofibromas were poorly vascularized on color Doppler examination and many manifested acoustic shadowing. Copyright © 2019 ISUOG. Published by John Wiley & Sons Ltd.

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“…Toutefois, elle semble plus élevée que celle historiquement admise [1,3]. Ainsi, Fatum et al retrouvaient cette entité dans près de 8 % des 302 kystectomies ou annexectomies réalisées entre 1995 et 2000 [4].…”

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“…Le cystadénofibrome ovarien est une tumeur bénigne de l'ovaire relativement rare [1] qui naît des lignées germinales * Auteur correspondant.…”

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