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Um caso de tumor adenomatoide é apresentado. A paciente, uma mulher de 49 anos, foi submetida à uma histerectomia vaginal por dor pélvica severa renitente à terapia médica. O diagnóstico de tumor adenomatoide foi feito com base na histologia e imunohistoquímica. O tumor adenomatoide deve ser considerado como diagnóstico diferencial de leiomiomas em casos de pacientes com dores pélvicas severas e útero volumoso à palpação.
The adenomatoid tumour (AT) is a rare benign mesothelial proliferation (1). In the genital tract it occurs predominantly in the myometrium or fallopian tubes, rarely in the broad ligament, the ovary, and the extra genital peritoneum of females and the epididymis, spermatic cord, tunica vaginalis and tunica albuginea of males (2). Most AT of the uterus present as solitary asymptomatic lesions diagnosed as incidental findings in hysterectomy specimens, and multiple AT (mAT) are rare (3). We describe a clinical case of a patient with symptomatic mAT.
The adenomatoid tumour (AT) is a rare benign mesothelial proliferation (1). In the genital tract it occurs predominantly in the myometrium or fallopian tubes, rarely in the broad ligament, the ovary, and the extra genital peritoneum of females and the epididymis, spermatic cord, tunica vaginalis and tunica albuginea of males (2). Most AT of the uterus present as solitary asymptomatic lesions diagnosed as incidental findings in hysterectomy specimens, and multiple AT (mAT) are rare (3). We describe a clinical case of a patient with symptomatic mAT.
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Leiomioma Tumor Adenomatoide Tumor Benigno Tumor Uterino