Uterine tumor resembling an ovarian sex cord tumor: A case report and review of literature

Table 1 Summary of the reported characteristics of uterine tumors resembling an ovarian sex-cord tumor

Characteristic		n (%)
Age in yr		90
	≤ 30	12 (13.3)
	30-60	47 (52.2)
	≥ 60	31 (34.4)
Location		53
	Uterine wall	35 (66.1)
	Uterine cavity	12 (22.6)
	Uterine wall and cavity	6 (11.3)
Tumor size in mm		72
	≤ 40	36 (50.0)
	40-80	20 (27.8)
	≥ 80	16 (22.2)
Presenting symptom		59
	Postmenopausal bleeding	20 (33.9)
	Abnormal menstruation	20 (33.9)
	Pelvic pain	11 (18.6)
	Elevated prolactin	2 (3.4)
	Incidental	11 (18.6)
Diagnostic modality		30
	US	22 (73.3)
	CT	3 (10.0)
	MRI	5 (16.7)
Accompanied diseases		20
	Leiomyoma	12 (60.0)
	Adenomyosis	4 (20.0)
	Endometrial hyperplasia	2 (10.0)
	Uterine prolapse	2 (10.0)
Surgical approach		75
	TAH+BSO	57 (76.0)
	TAH alone	8 (10.7)
	Mass resection alone	3 (4.0)
	Hysteroscopic mass resection	7 (9.3)
Recurrence/metastasis		52
	Yes	10 (19.2)
	No	42 (80.8)
Status		50
	ANED	44 (88.0)
	AWD	5 (10.0)
	DOD	1 (2.0)

AWD: Alive with disease; ANED: Alive with no evidence of disease; BSO: Bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy; CT: Computed tomography; DOD: Dead of disease; MRI: Magnetic resonance imaging; TAH: Total abdominal hysterectomy; US: Ultrasound; UTROSCT: Uterine tumor resembling an ovarian sex-cord tumor.