
handle: 11499/41044
Sclerosing stromal tumors are rare benign ovarian stromal tumors, which have distinctive clinical and pathologic features. These tumors are characterized by the pseudolobular pattern of the cellular and hypocellular areas, marked vascularity and heterogeneity of the cellular area histopathologically. Here we described a case of sclerosing stromal tumor in a 25-years-old patient who presented with hypermenorrrhea. The histologic features included a pseudolobular pattern with widespread areas of sclerosis and a two-cell population of spindled and polygonal cells.
Sklerozan stromal tumor, ayrı klinik ve patolojik özelliklere sahip nadir, benign overiyal stromal tümördür. Bu tümörler histopatolojik olarak sellüler ve hiposellüler alanların psödonodüler paterni, belirgin vaskülarite ve heterojen sellüler alanlarla karakterizedir. Bu çalışmada, hipermenore ile başvuran 25 yaşında bir hastada saptadığımız sklerozan stromal tümör olgusunu sunduk. Tanımlanan tümör dokusu yaygın sklerozis alanları, spindle ve poligonal hücreler şeklinde iki hücre populasyonu ile psödonodüler patern içeriyordu
610, Sklerozan stromal tumör;over;patoloji, Sclerosing stromal tumor;ovary;pathology, Cerrahi
610, Sklerozan stromal tumör;over;patoloji, Sclerosing stromal tumor;ovary;pathology, Cerrahi
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