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The Enigma of Struma Ovarii [PDF]
Pathology, 2007 Since its first description in the early part of the twentieth century, struma ovarii has elicited considerable interest because of its many unique features; however, at present a number of aspects remain enigmatic. Although the typical presentation is that of a pelvic mass, unusual clinical manifestations such as hyperthyroidism, ascites, and Meigs ...
Lawrence M. Roth, Aleksander Talerman
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International Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics, 1993
To review the clinicopathological experience of patients with benign and malignant struma ovarii.A retrospective institutional analysis of 2 patients with malignant and 14 patients with benign struma ovarii, treated during a period of 20 years.The patients with struma ovarii constituted 1.0% of all ovarian neoplasms in our institution (16/1501).
R Tuncer, S Ruacan
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To review the clinicopathological experience of patients with benign and malignant struma ovarii.A retrospective institutional analysis of 2 patients with malignant and 14 patients with benign struma ovarii, treated during a period of 20 years.The patients with struma ovarii constituted 1.0% of all ovarian neoplasms in our institution (16/1501).
R Tuncer, S Ruacan
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Imaging of Gynecological Disease (4): Clinical and Ultrasound Characteristics of Struma Ovarii
Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2008 Objectives To describe the clinical history and ultrasound findings in women with struma ovarii. Methods Women with a histological diagnosis of struma ovarii who bad undergone preoperative ultrasound examination were identified front the databases of ...
Dirk Timmerman +2 more
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BRAF T1799A Mutation Occurring in a Case of Malignant Struma Ovarii
International Journal of Surgical Pathology, 2007 Struma ovarii is an extremely rare tumor that occasionally undergoes malignant transformation. Because struma ovarii is composed of thyroid tissue, it is conceivable that the pathogenetic events involved in thyroid follicular transformation may take ...
John O'Leary +2 more
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Pseudo-Meigs Syndrome and Elevated CA125 Associated With Struma Ovarii
Gynecologic Oncology, 2005 Background. Struma ovarii is a rare form of ovarian neoplasm composed entirely and predominantly of thyroid tissue. The association of pseudo-Meigs syndrome, elevation of CA125 and hyperthyroidism to struma ovarii is a rare condition. Case.
Gennaro Cormio +2 more
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Thyroglobulin in struma ovarii
Journal of Surgical Research, 1978Abstract The serum assay of thyroglobulin offers a means of detection of recurrent thyroid cancer. We present immunohistochemical studies suggesting that the presence of ovarian thyroid tissue containing and producing thyroglobulin may introduce a source of diagnostic confusion.
V A, LiVolsi, P, LoGerfo, C, Feind
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