Parovarian Cysts.

A Case of Parovarian Cyst

Primary borderline parovarian tumor in pregnancy

There are few reports of pregnancy complicated by a primary borderline parovarian tumor. A 32-year-old pregnant woman was found to have an ovarian tumor. At 13 weeks of gestation, cystectomy was performed and a diagnosis of primary borderline parovarian tumor was made. At 38 weeks of gestation, she underwent cesarean section combined with a restaging operation. A normal infant was delivered and...

Transvaginal sonographic characteristics of paraovarian borderline tumor.

Parovarian cysts are common disorders which constitute 10-20% of adnexal masses in pathologically verified series. Most of these cysts are benign, and borderline parovarian tumors are rare and documented only as case reports in the literature. The study was aim to examine the sonographic features of parovarian borderline tumors for making an accurate preoperative diagnosis. Four patients (mean ...

A Case of Large Parovarian Cyst in a Young Woman

. A Tamil woman, aged 25 years, was admitted into Pegu Hospital for a large tumour of the abdomen of nearly five years' duration. History.?She gave the following history. She was married six years ago and at the time d'd not notice anything abnormal in her abdomen. About six months after marriage, she became Pregnant and was delivered of a full term child lri due course, but she noticed that a ...

Cervical thymic cysts and parathyroid cysts.

Cysts which originated from embryonal remnants are often observed in the cervical region. Among these cysts, branchiogenic cleft cysts and thyroglossal cysts are most commonly encountered. Parathyroid cysts and cervical thymic cysts are known to be a rare entity. Reviewing the world literature of the latter two, only a few reports were noted. There is, in addition, some confusion in terminology...