Polypoid Endometriosis, a Benign Tumor with Perplexing Radiologic Features: A Case Report

Polypoid endometriosis is a rare form of endometriosis. It benign variant but its radiologic findings trick clinicians into concern about the tumor being malignant. A 42-year-old patient with history dysmenorrhea and adenomyosis presented 60 mm-sized mass in Douglas pouch irregular echogenicity. The went under first surgery for removal, histopathologic diagnosis was We started daily dienogest medication to suppress recurrence, after 10 months we decided stop due side effects. Four cessation, new recurred few observation, performed second removal total hysterectomy because adenomyosis. located retroperitoneal space severe adhesions. After surgery, marker Cancer antigen-125 level normalized result endometriosis, which concluded as polypoid