A study of ovarian thecomatosis.
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This study of 205 ovaries found that excessive luteinization in cortical stromal hyperplasia or polycystic changes is not statistically different from extensive thecomatosis, suggesting hyperthecosis reflects a predominance of pituitary luteinizing hormone.
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Among 205 ovaries with cortical stromal hyperplasia or polycystic changes, 52 showed excessive luteinization. The clinical and pathologic parameters investigated were not statistically different in the group with extensive thecomatosis. Hyperthecosis is considered as the functional variant of ovarian stromal hyperplasia which reflects a predominance of pituitary luteinizing hormone.
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