Über einen Fall von Adenomyosis corporis uteri aus dem heterotopen Epithel eines mit dem Uterus verwachsenen Pseudomucincystoms
This case report details adenomyosis of the uterine corpus derived from the heterotopic epithelium of a pseudomucinous cystoma fused with the uterus.
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This 1925 case report by Kitai describes a rare instance of adenomyosis corporis uteri arising from the heterotopic epithelium of a pseudomucinous cyst adherent to the uterus. The authors presented histological preparations and light micrographs at medical societies in Berlin, illustrating the morphological connection between the ovarian tumor and the uterine wall pathology. The study highlights the potential for ectopic epithelial tissue within adnexal masses to induce or contribute to adenomyotic changes in the adjacent myometrium. This paper is centrally about adenomyosis — specifically its proposed origin from heterotopic epithelium associated with an adherent pseudomucinous cyst.
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