Histopathologic Examination of Ovarian Lesions: A Prospective Observational Study in Women from Central India

Background: There is age related increase in the incidence of ovarian cancer. Most Indian population-based cancer registries have reported a gradual rise over years. Since ovary composed totipotent gametocytes and multipotent mesenchymal tissues, almost any type tumor can arise from these tissues. Therefore, their proper recognition classification important for appropriate therapy better prognosis.Aim: to look at histopathological profile various lesions local female subjects central India.Methods: A prospective observational study was carried out on surgically resected samples that were referred Pathology department two half year. total 100 cases included. Histopathological examination specimen done using standard protocols.Results: On gross examination, majority non-neoplastic showed unremarkable findings. Microscopic revealed most follicular cyst followed by corpus luteum cyst. contrary, neoplastic cystic external surface examination. Surface epithelial common histologic amongst cases. subtype tumors found be benign simple serous cystadenoma. Conclusion: In women India, commonest lesion whereas (benign cystadenoma).