| wangyushu. Ultrasonographic and clinicopathologic features of benign Brenner tumors of the ovary. Oncol Transl Med, 2022, 8: 146-149. |
| Ultrasonographic and clinicopathologic features of benign Brenner tumors of the ovary |
| Received:November 11, 2021 Revised:November 28, 2021 |
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| Abstract: |
| Objective The aim of this study was to summarize and analyze the ultrasonographic and clinicopathologic
features of benign brenner tumors of the ovary.
Methods Forty-six patients with brenner tumors of the ovary were included, and the imaging and
pathologic features of the tumors were analyzed.
Results Thirty-eight cases were unilateral, while eight cases were bilateral. The tumors were located
only in the left ovary in 32 patients and in the right ovary in six patients. The median diameter of the tumors
was 62 mm, and the diameter ranged from 15 to 270 mm. Vascular tumors were not observed. Most of
the tumors (22/46) showed micro-perfusion, while 16 tumors showed no blood flow signal. Acoustic signal
shadows after the cysts were observed in 26 tumors, accounting for 57% of all brenner tumors. Fourteen
patients showed unilocular or multilocular tumors with no distinct characteristics on ultrasonography. Sixteen
masses showed a multilocular solid structure, accompanied by calcification and a post-mass shadow; the
solid structure showed mild-to-moderate vascularization on Doppler examination. Sixteen masses showed
a pure solid structure, accompanied by calcification, resulting in an acoustic shadow behind the tumor; the
solid structure showed mild-to-moderate vascularization on Doppler examination.
Conclusion Some ultrasonographic features, including calcification with shadow, poor blood circulation of
solid components, and mass localization, are helpful in the diagnosis of benign brenner tumors. |
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