Histopathologic spectrum of cystic ovarian masses

Ranabhat, Sabin; Tiwari, Madhu; Maharjan, Sushna; Bhandari, Anita; Subedi, M; Osti, Bidur Prasad

doi:10.3126/jcmc.v1i1.16574

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“…Similar age incidence was also found in ovarian lesions study by Maharjanet al 24 Only 10% of adnexal masses were found to be bilateral. The finding is comparable to study of Pradhaet al 25 and Ranabhat et al 26 There was no significant difference in prevalence of masses in right or left ovary in this study. However, higher prevalence of masses in the right ovary compared to left ovary was found in a study by Bagdeet al 27 and higher prevalence was found in the left ovary by Kaldha et al 28 Adnexal abnormalities in pediatric patient though not common are not rare.…”

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Computed tomographic characterization of adnexal masses

Gurung¹,

Shrestha²

2020

Nepal J Obstet Gynaecol

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Aims: To evaluate the computed tomographic scan features of benign and malignant adnexal masses. Methods: Retrospective descriptive study of CT scan features of adnexal masses were evaluated at Department of Radiology of Nobel Medical College from April to September 2020. Initial ultrasound or clinical diagnoses of adnexal masses were referred for the CT scan. Incidental adnexal findings on abdominal-pelvic CT scan performed for other diagnosis were also included.Descriptive parameters were calculated. Results: Total 46 cases were studied where mean age was 41.3 years with range 10-74 years. Most common age group with adnexal masses were in between 30 and 50 years (56.6%); 86% had benign features and rest were associated with either ascites (66%) or peritoneal deposits (13%). Complex cysts (60%) was the most common consistency with simple cyst (26%) followed by solid (6%). Amongst the benign neoplastic lesions most of them were dermoid cysts (35%). Conclusions: CT scan can be used as a supplementary diagnostic tool for cystic and solid componentcharacterization of adnexal masses and help in evaluation of the nature and extent of disease. Keywords: adnexal mass, computed tomography, simple cyst, complex cyst

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confidence: 89%

Computed tomographic characterization of adnexal masses

Gurung¹,

Shrestha²

2020

Nepal J Obstet Gynaecol

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“…The most common neoplastic cysts encountered was mature cystic teratoma (17 cases of 100) followed by serous cystadenoma (12 cases out of 100). This finding was in concordance with the study of Ranabhat et al who reported 29 mature cystic teratoma out of 114 cases followed by 19 serous cystadenoma out of 114 and the study of kanasagara et al (14 mature cystic teratoma out of 100 followed by 10 serous cystadenoma out of 100) [3], [34]. However, the result of the study by Arab et al [35] found that serous cystadenoma was the most common neoplastic cysts (13%) followed by Mature cystic teratoma (10%) [35].…”

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Histological Estimation of Ovaries Cystic Lesions in Iraqi Patients’ Women

Nori

Qasim

2023

Iraqi Journal of Science

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Ovarian cystic lesions are one of the most common pathologic disorders in gynecology and a common reason for surgery. The purpose of the study was to determine the histopathologic characteristics of benign cystic ovarian lesions and their correlation to age, type, laterality, locularity, and size of ovarian cystic lesions. This is a retrospective study carried out on 100 cases from the archive in the Imam Kadhimian medical city and the educational laboratories of Baghdad medical city, out of 100 patients, the most common age group that underwent cystectomy was 20-40 years old. The vast majority of the cysts were non-neoplastic (67%) while the neoplastic cysts occupy 33% of all cysts. The most common non-neoplastic cyst was corpus luteum cyst (49 (49%) out of 100), subsequently follicular cyst (11 cases (11%) out of 100) and they are most commonly encountered in the age group (20 to 40) years while the most common neoplastic cyst was matured cystic teratoma (17 cyst (17%) out of 100) in the age group (20 to 40) years subsequently serous cystadenoma (12 cysts (12%) out of 100) in the age group (41-60) years. Most of the non-neoplastic cyst (58 out of 67) was measured less than 6 cm while most of the neoplastic cyst (22 out of 33) measured more than 6 cm and both appear slightly more frequent in the age group (20-40) years.

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“…Non neoplastic cyst can be physiologic or pathologic and are more common than neoplastic cyst. 1 Non neoplastic physiologic cysts are follicular cysts and corpus luteal cyst. 95% of physiologic ovarian cyst diasappear spontaneously, usually over a course of one or two menstrual cycles.…”

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Histopathological spectrum of cystic ovarian mass- A one year study

Thaker¹,

Hans²

2020

IJPO

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Introduction: Ovarian cyst are fluid filled sacs that form within or on the ovary, which can either be non neoplastic or neoplastic. Non neoplastic cyst can be physiologic or pathologic and are more common than neoplastic cyst. This study was undertaken retrospectively for a period of 1 year to determine the histopathological spectrum of ovarian cystic lesions in our hospital. Result: During the study period 120 cases presenting with ovarian cystic masses were seen. The age range of patient was from 15 to 60 years. Maximum number of cases were seen in the age group of 21-30 years. Non neoplastic cyst were the most common among all the lesion studied of which follicular cyst (53.3%) made majority of cases. Among the Neoplastic lesion, 83% were benign tumours followed by malignant tumours (13%) whereas borderline tumours were found in 3% only. Serous cystadenoma (21%) were the most common benign tumour whereas serous papillary cystadenocarcinoma (62.5%) was the most common among the malignant cystic lesion. Most common clinical presentation was abdominopelvic mass (60%). Conclusion: Ovarian cystic lesions are commonly encountered surgical specimens. Abdominopelvic mass is the predominant clinical feature. Histopathological examination is important to categorize them into neoplastic and non neoplastic lesion so that proper treatment could be given to the patients.

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Histopathologic spectrum of cystic ovarian masses

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Computed tomographic characterization of adnexal masses

Computed tomographic characterization of adnexal masses

Histological Estimation of Ovaries Cystic Lesions in Iraqi Patients’ Women

Histopathological spectrum of cystic ovarian mass- A one year study

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