A 20-year-old woman with a 15 cm solid-cystic ovarian tumor detected by ultrasound after presenting with non-specific abdominal symptoms. In the anatomopathological study of the corresponding specimen, teeth, hairs, areas of intestinal epithelium, areas of squamous epithelium (15%) and bronchial epithelium, as well as neuroectodermal and embryonic elements are found in several of the histological preparations. In reference to this case, point out the correct diagnosis:
After reading the question and the possible answers, we have two tumor and two non-tumor options. At no time are atypical cellular features mentioned, so we can safely rule out tumor lesions, leaving doubts between answers 2 and 3. In this case, we would have to opt for IMMATURE TERATOMA, mentioning the presence of embryonic remains.
Teratocarcinoma.
Immature teratoma.
Mature cystic teratoma.
Dysgerminoma.
At no time are atypical cellular features mentioned, so we can safely rule out tumor lesions,
we would have to opt for IMMATURE TERATOMA, mentioning the presence of embryonic remains.
we would have to opt for IMMATURE TERATOMA, mentioning the presence of embryonic remains.
At no time are atypical cellular features mentioned, so we can safely rule out tumor lesions,