Benign Ovarian Mature Teratoma with Predominant Osteoid Tissue

Abstract

ABSTRACT A sixty five years old lady presented with a mass in the abdomen. It was hard, well circumscribed mass arising from the pelvis. On per vaginal examination, the mass was felt in the anterior and left fornices. Left oophorectomy was done. On gross examination the tumor was solid and bony hard. Microscopy revealed benign mature teratoma with predominantly osteoid tissue. The postoperative recovery was uneventful. The case is presented for its unusual presentation.