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Case 24

Updated: Jan 23

A 40-year-old women with a 4.5 cm ovary mass. Here is the frozen:






  1. How you would call the frozen? Which big category?

Answer

2. Here are the permanent sections and after the frozen diagnosis was called, the surgeon said the patient has extensive endometriosis. What's your diagnosis?




Answer

Reference:

Frozen section diagnosis of ovarian epithelial tumours: a practical guide for pathologists, Ralte, Angela Mercy, Diagnostic Histopathology, Volume 28, Issue 8, 341 - 352


Case credit: UCSD Pathology

Author: Wangpan Jackson Shi, MD

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