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The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 1947
THE purpose of the present paper is to describe the clinical, histological and hormonal findings in a case of a diffuse arrhenoblastoma, one which, in accordance with ideas hitherto, will be regarded as an “adrenal-like” ovarian tumor; furthermore, to examine whether it is possible, from the cases in the literature, to find transitions in the ...
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THE purpose of the present paper is to describe the clinical, histological and hormonal findings in a case of a diffuse arrhenoblastoma, one which, in accordance with ideas hitherto, will be regarded as an “adrenal-like” ovarian tumor; furthermore, to examine whether it is possible, from the cases in the literature, to find transitions in the ...
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Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1976
In a study of 194 masculinizing ovarian tumors from the Ovarian Tumor Registry, the criteria for reclassifying these tumors on a histologic basis are discussed. It is proposed that the terms "gynandroblastoma" and "arrhenoblastoma" be discarded in favor of "gonadal stromal," and that the general classification of "lipoid tumor" can be avoided if ...
K, Ireland, J D, Woodruff
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In a study of 194 masculinizing ovarian tumors from the Ovarian Tumor Registry, the criteria for reclassifying these tumors on a histologic basis are discussed. It is proposed that the terms "gynandroblastoma" and "arrhenoblastoma" be discarded in favor of "gonadal stromal," and that the general classification of "lipoid tumor" can be avoided if ...
K, Ireland, J D, Woodruff
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Cancer, 1978
Evidence has been reported for at least two common tumor-associated antigens, or antigenic determinants, in human cystadenocarcinomas of the ovary that are apparently absent in tissues of normal reproductive organs. These antigenic determinants are immunologically distinct from carcinoembryonic antigen, alpha-fetoprotein, ferritins and ...
M, Bhattacharya, J J, Barlow
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Evidence has been reported for at least two common tumor-associated antigens, or antigenic determinants, in human cystadenocarcinomas of the ovary that are apparently absent in tissues of normal reproductive organs. These antigenic determinants are immunologically distinct from carcinoembryonic antigen, alpha-fetoprotein, ferritins and ...
M, Bhattacharya, J J, Barlow
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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1970
Abstract This study of 120 metastatic tumors from the files of the Emil Novak Ovarian Tumor Registry of the American Gynecological Society describes the various patterns presented by these unorthodox lesions. Certain features that are patently characteristic of metastatic disease are emphasized.
J D, Woodruff +4 more
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Abstract This study of 120 metastatic tumors from the files of the Emil Novak Ovarian Tumor Registry of the American Gynecological Society describes the various patterns presented by these unorthodox lesions. Certain features that are patently characteristic of metastatic disease are emphasized.
J D, Woodruff +4 more
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Surgical Pathology Clinics, 2019
Ovarian mucinous tumors range from benign cystadenomas to borderline tumors to frankly malignant adenocarcinomas, and may display either intestinal-type morphology or, less frequently, endocervical-type differentiation. The latter category has been the subject of recent controversy owing to its morphologic overlap with so-called "seromucinous" ovarian ...
Anne M, Mills, Elisheva D, Shanes
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Ovarian mucinous tumors range from benign cystadenomas to borderline tumors to frankly malignant adenocarcinomas, and may display either intestinal-type morphology or, less frequently, endocervical-type differentiation. The latter category has been the subject of recent controversy owing to its morphologic overlap with so-called "seromucinous" ovarian ...
Anne M, Mills, Elisheva D, Shanes
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The American Journal of Medicine, 1996
Borderline tumor of the ovary (BOT) is an epithelial tumor with a low rate of growth and a low potential to invade or metastasize. This tumor often is associated with a significantly better prognosis than epithelial ovarian cancer. Most tumors are either serous or mucinous in histology and present as early stage lesions. However, stage III lesions with
C J, Link, E, Reed, G, Sarosy, E C, Kohn
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Borderline tumor of the ovary (BOT) is an epithelial tumor with a low rate of growth and a low potential to invade or metastasize. This tumor often is associated with a significantly better prognosis than epithelial ovarian cancer. Most tumors are either serous or mucinous in histology and present as early stage lesions. However, stage III lesions with
C J, Link, E, Reed, G, Sarosy, E C, Kohn
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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1960
W H E N one deals with ovarian tumors in children, early recognition and treatment are of paramount importance. Because the condition is obscure and often not thought of, it may not come into consideration before some complicating factor arises. At times the diagnosis is difficult since some of these new growths occur in very young children.
H M, RADMAN, W, KORMAN
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W H E N one deals with ovarian tumors in children, early recognition and treatment are of paramount importance. Because the condition is obscure and often not thought of, it may not come into consideration before some complicating factor arises. At times the diagnosis is difficult since some of these new growths occur in very young children.
H M, RADMAN, W, KORMAN
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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1988
Ninety-four patients with borderline ovarian tumors were retrospectively analyzed for clinical features, treatments, and survival characteristics. There were 46 patients with FIGO stage IA cancer, 7 with stage IB, 20 with stage IC, 4 with stage IIB, 5 with stage IIC, 5 with stage IIIA, 3 with stage IIIB, and 4 with stage IIIC tumors.
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Ninety-four patients with borderline ovarian tumors were retrospectively analyzed for clinical features, treatments, and survival characteristics. There were 46 patients with FIGO stage IA cancer, 7 with stage IB, 20 with stage IC, 4 with stage IIB, 5 with stage IIC, 5 with stage IIIA, 3 with stage IIIB, and 4 with stage IIIC tumors.
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1951
Because the ovary has no direct communication with the body surface, pathologic deviation in size from the normal is very often overlooked in its earlier development at which time much more favorable prognosis can be given as far as operative cure is concerned.
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Because the ovary has no direct communication with the body surface, pathologic deviation in size from the normal is very often overlooked in its earlier development at which time much more favorable prognosis can be given as far as operative cure is concerned.
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Pediatrics, 1949
Data on 14 cases of ovarian tumors occurring in children have been discussed in this presentation. Ovarian neoplasm is uncommon during childhood. It should be considered however in the differential diagnosis of several conditions observed not infrequently by the clinician in girls from infancy through adolescence.
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Data on 14 cases of ovarian tumors occurring in children have been discussed in this presentation. Ovarian neoplasm is uncommon during childhood. It should be considered however in the differential diagnosis of several conditions observed not infrequently by the clinician in girls from infancy through adolescence.
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