Table 1 Solid adnexal tumors treated by laparoscopic surgery (SO salpingo-oophorectomy, LAVH laparoscopic-assisted vaginal hysterectomy)
From: Laparoscopic management of selected solid adnexal tumors
Clinical classification | Postoperative diagnosis | Age | Tumor diameter (mm) | Surgical procedure |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Benign | Fibroma | 39 | 59×42 | Unilateral SO |
Fibroma | 21 | 109×65 | Unilateral SO | |
Fibroma | 57 | 80×81 | Unilateral SO | |
Fibroma | 26 | 50×45 | Tumorectomy | |
Thecoma | 40 | 100×60 | Unilateral SO | |
Thecoma | 66 | 94×79 | LAVH + bilateral SO | |
Thecoma | 64 | 85×47 | LAVH + bilateral SO | |
Thecoma | 52 | 80×60 | LAVH + bilateral SO | |
Adenomatoid tumor of fallopian tube | 42 | 47×46 | Unilateral salpingectomy | |
Low malignant potential | Strumal carcinoid | 48 | 71×42 | Unilateral SO |
Adult-type granulosa cell tumor | 51 | 57×54 | LAVH + bilateral SO | |
Sertoli-Leydig cell tumor (G2) | 31 | 48×31 | Unilateral SO | |
Sertoli-Leydig cell tumor (G2) | 42 | 54×31 | LAVH + bilateral SO | |
Malignant | Dysgerminoma | 22 | 71×35 | Unilateral SO |