Incidental tubal endometrioid adenocarcinoma - case report.
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This case report details an incidental finding of tubal endometrioid carcinoma in conjunction with adenomyosis, highlighting the fallopian tube's role in ovarian carcinogenesis.
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The fallopian tubes represent a highly important structure for ovarian carcinogenesis. They provide the passage of eutopic endometrium from the uterus, as well as metastatic cells from the ovaries. A direct source of tumor cells for ovarian cancer was also recently confirmed in the fallopian tubes. The authors present a case report of an incidental tubal endometrioid carcinoma with the coexistence of adenomyosis.
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