Gynecology & Obstetrics
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Abstract

Uterine Myxoid Leiomyosarcoma Associated with Multiple Myomas in a Fertile Woman: A Case Report

Vito Leanza, Maria Cristina Teodoro, Alfio D’Agati, Ilaria Marilli, Gianluca Leanza, Giuseppe Zarbo and Carlo Pafumi

A 37 year old woman was admitted to our university hospital for menometrorrhagia. The case history showed that the patient had menometrorrhagia for six months; moreover, during the abdominal examination we found a mass occupying the hipogastric and mesogastric area. The tumefaction was hard and it reached the level of the umbilicus. On combined vaginal-abdominal examination a mass on the anterior wall and multiple myomata were felt; the uterus was found to have been enlarged to the size equivalent to 18 weeks pregnancy; adnexa regular were felt. During the surgery multiple myomas were found. The largest, 10 cm diameter, was soft in consistence with a gelatinous structure. Total abdominal hysterectomy with preservation of adnexa was performed (Figure 1). Histopathological result gave evidence of myxoid leiomyosarcoma in the largest myoma, whereas the others fibroid nodes were without atypia.