{"paper_id":"4638b887-f366-447b-b1b4-c6779d2b6e4d","body_text":"Brief Communication: PDF Only\nImmature Ovarian Teratoma with Mature Peritoneal Metastatic Deposits Showing Glial, Epithelial, and Endometrioid Differentiation: A Case Report and Review of the Literature\n- C J Calder\n- A M Light\n- T P Rollason\nInternational Journal of Gynecological Pathology 13(3):p 279-282, July 1994.\nSummary:\nA patient with multiple peritoneal metastases showing mature (grade 0) glial, epithelial, and endometriotic differentiation occurring 20 years after removal of a grade 1 immature ovarian teratoma is reported. Although previous cases of endometriosis occurring in association with gliomatosis peritonei and a case of epithelial differentiation in metastases from an immature ovarian teratoma have previously been reported, this case would appear to be unique. Attention is drawn to similar, well-differentiated, metastases occurring in testicular teratomas.\nCopyright ©1994International Society of Gynecological Pathologists","source_license":"public-domain-us","license_restricted":false}