Abstract
Background. Brenner tumors are rare epithelial ovarian tumors, the incidence of which among all ovarian tumors ranges from 0.6 to 2%. Considering the rarity of the pathology and absence of specific clinical symptoms, the authors present an analysis of own cases from the practice of Brenner tumor. Purpose – familiarization of the medical community with the clinical and morphological features of Brenner tumor in obese women of reproductive age based on an analysis of own practice cases. Materials and Methods. A clinical and morphological analysis of cases from practice of Brenner tumor of different histological variants in obese women of reproductive age is provided. Results. In the first case, in patient V., 42 years old, with obesity, a morphological study of the surgical material was diagnosed a benign variant of the Brenner tumor in the left ovary, which clinically manifested by pain and was not diagnosed by ultrasound. In the second case, in patient G., 36 years old, with obesity, it was morphologically diagnosed a benign variant of Brenner tumor in the right ovary, and borderline variant of Brenner tumor in the left ovary against the background of a benign variant. Brenner tumor in patient G. manifested by pain, infertility in anamnesis, and the presence of cysts on ultrasound examination. The menstrual cycle disorders in women in both cases may be caused by the presence of leiomyomas in the uterus or Brenner tumors or a combination of these tumor pathology. Conclusions. Brenner tumors are rare epithelial ovarian tumors, the only diagnostic method for which is a morphological examination of surgical material. Literature data about the role of obesity in the genesis of the development of these epithelial ovarian tumors, the presence in the described cases from practice of an increased body mass index in women with benign and borderline variants of Brenner tumors actualize the conduct of complex morphological studies in order to search, firstly, the etiopathogenetic features of the development of these ovarian tumors in obese women, and secondly, the morphological differential diagnostic criteria for these epithelial ovarian tumors in women with and without obesity.
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