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[Giant mesenchymal tumor of the vulva with atypical clinical evolution]
J Esparza Iturbide1, J Barrón Vallejo, M R Ochoa Bernal
1Hospital American British Cowdray (ABC) México, D.F. Departamento de Ginecología y Obstetricia.
Abstract:
Mixed mesenchymal tumors of the vulva are rare lesions. On other hand, aggressive angiomyxoma is a recently characterized neoplasm occurring principally in the pelvic soft-tissues and showing propensity for local recurrence. The benign soft-tissue tumors are small than malign neoplasm, mimicking and often are misdiagnosed as cysts of Bartholin's gland. In this report we describe one case of a benign, giant and atypical mixed mesenchymal tumor of the vulva and its particular clinical characteristics.
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