Abdominal wall parasitic myoma following electromechanical morcellation.

Parasitic myomas are those that have become partially or almost completely separated from the uterus and receive their main blood-supply from another source. The etiopathogenesis of parasitic myomas may be separation of peduncululated subserosal myomas that have outgrown their blood supply. More commonly, iatrogenic parasitic myomas may be caused by seeding of myoma fragments following morcellation during hysterectomy or myomectomy [1].