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1/7. cystadenofibroma of fallopian tube.

    We present two cases of cystadenofibroma of the fallopian tube in 2 patients of 49 and 32 years, respectively. The first tumor was a chance finding in a hysterosalpingo-oophorectomy because of multiple leiomyomas. The second tumor appeared in a pregnant woman; the tumor was considered in an echographic study as an ectopic pregnancy. This tumor was a borderline cystadenofibroma. The second case is the first report of cystadenofibroma of the fallopian tube associated with pregnancy.
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2/7. Bilateral retroperitoneal ovaries. A case report.

    A 15-year-old girl presented with a large abdominopelvic mass that proved to be a retroperitoneal right ovarian cystadenofibroma. The patient's left ovary contained a small adenofibroma and was also retroperitoneal but otherwise grossly normal, as were the left tube and uterus. This is the first published report in which a patient's only ovaries appeared to have been located retroperitoneally.
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3/7. Invasive ovarian endometrioid adenofibroma with omental implants and collision with endometrial adenocarcinoma.

    A case of endometrioid adenofibroma of the ovary with omental implants, extensive invasion into the wall of the ipsilateral fallopian tube, and collision with an endometrial papillary adenocarcinoma is reported. Fewer than 35 malignant cystadenofibromas and adenofibromas have been reported. In all of these cases, the malignant epithelium was believed to originate from preexisting benign tumors. This case is unusual in that it demonstrated no malignant epithelium beyond that of a borderline tumor, but met the criteria of malignancy because of its invasiveness and metastasis.
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4/7. Bilateral papillary adenofibroma of the fallopian tube.

    A unique case of bilateral papillary adenofibroma of the fallopian tube is reported. The seven-year disease-free follow-up after simple excision without salpingectomy further confirms the benign nature of this entity.
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5/7. Endometrioid ciliated-cell tumors of the ovary: a report of five cases.

    Five patients with ovarian endometrioid tumors composed predominantly of ciliated cells are reported; two patients had bilateral neoplasms. Two unilateral, predominantly cystic ciliated-cell tumors from women in their 40s were associated with endometriosis: one was borderline and arose in an endometriotic cyst; the other was borderline with foci of carcinoma and was associated with ipsilateral ovarian and peritoneal endometriosis. Five predominantly adenofibromatous tumors in the three other women, all postmenopausal, were not associated with endometriosis. One woman with a borderline ciliated-cell adenofibroma had had a prior contralateral adnexectomy, another with a borderline ciliated-cell adenofibroma had a contralateral ciliated-cell adenofibroma, and the third woman had a ciliated-cell adenocarcinoma and a contralateral borderline ciliated-cell adenofibroma. In two of the latter three patients the fallopian tubes contained foci of ciliated-cell hyperplasia. All five ciliated-cell malignant tumors were stage I, were treated by operation alone, and had not recurred 21 to 64 (mean 39) months postoperatively. Ciliated-cell tumors of the ovary should be distinguished from serous and mixed serous and endometrioid cancers because of different pathological and possibly different clinical features. Criteria for separating endometrioid ciliated-cell tumors into benign, borderline, and malignant categories are presented; whether any of these neoplasms behaves in a clinically aggressive fashion has yet to be determined.
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6/7. Pancreaticoduodenal tuberculosis simulating metastatic ovarian carcinoma.

    A patient from thailand presented with symptoms suggestive of peptic ulceration. radiology showed an ulcerated duodenal stricture, a pancreaticoduodenal mass and extensive retroperitoneal lymphadenopathy suggestive of metastatic carcinoma. tuberculosis was diagnosed only at laparotomy. The incidence of tuberculosis is increasing, and alimentary tuberculosis should be considered in patients from populations at risk presenting with obscure abdominal complaints or unexplained radiologic findings.
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7/7. Eosinophilic hyperplasia of fallopian tube mucosa.

    A case of eosinophilic hyperplasia of the fallopian tube has been reported in a 71-year old woman with ovarian serous cystadenofibroma. Morphological characteristics and p53 protein expression of hyperplastic eosinophilic epithelium are then discussed.
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