cytomorphology of adult granulosa cell tumor in ascitic fluid

المورفولوجيا الخلوية لورم الخلايا الحبيبية من نمط البالغين في سائل الاستسقاء

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Abstract
Adult granulosa cell tumors (AGCT) are associated with ascites in 10% of the cases. Although these tumors form two per cent of all ovarian tumors, they may create a diagnostic challenge in cytologic preparations. The tumor cells are not readily shed in the fluid. A case of a 47-year-old woman with presence of granulosa tumor cells in ascitic fluid is presented. Because of its rarity, AGCTs can be confused with other ovarian tumors.
ترتبط أورام الخلايا الحبيبية لدى البالغين (AGCT) بالحَبَن في 10% من الحالات. ورغم أن هذه الأورام تشكل اثنين بالمائة من مجمل أورام المبيض، إلا أنها قد تُمثّل تحديًا تشخيصيًا في التحضيرات الخلوية؛ إذ لا تنطرح الخلايا الورمية بسهولة في السائل. تُعرض هنا حالة امرأة تبلغ من العمر 47 عامًا مع وجود خلايا ورم الخلايا الحبيبية في سائل الحَبَن. ونظرًا لندرتها، يمكن أن يُخلَط بين أورام الخلايا الحبيبية لدى البالغين وأورام المبيض الأخرى.
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