ArticleFrontiers in oncology2026
Mesonephric-like adenocarcinoma as an unexpected histological result after fertility saving procedure for presumed adenomyosis: a case report.
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Introduction: We report an unexpected case of mesonephric-like adenocarcinoma initially treated as a diffuse adenomyosis in a patient presenting with primary infertility. The aim of this report is to raise clinical awareness about the risk of a diagnostic pitfall where an unexpected malignancy can mimic diffuse adenomyosis. The patient's main concerns and important clinical findings: A 41-year-old patient referred to a tertiary minimally invasive gynecological center in June 2023 for primary infertility, heavy menstrual bleeding, and a 5 x 6 cm myometrial mass diagnosed as diffuse adenomyosis on ultrasound scan. The primary diagnoses interventions and outcomes: An open cytoreductive resection of adenomyosis with uterine cavity reconstruction was planned due to worsening abnormal uterine bleeding and two failed Conclusions: This case highlights the importance of thorough evaluation of all atypical myometrial lesions, including adenomyosis, where pre-conception surgical excision and histopathological evaluation are often deferred in most patients.
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