XXXX of mesonephric origin.

@entity1 @entity3038 @entity43 @entity1313 @entity5 @entity1822 @entity46 @entity45 @entity10224 @entity6962
A case of @entity6962 of mesonephric origin in a 58 year old @entity1 is reported. A @entity5 with a solid area, measuring 14 cm in greatest diameter, was detected in the pelvic cavity by computerized tomography and ultrasound. Although it was diagnosed as an @entity43 for surgical removal, it was found to be entirely located in the myometrium of the left lateral wall of the uterine body and neither ovary was remarkable. Histologically the @entity5 was composed of epithelial and @entity3038 components. The former showed low papillary pattern, crowded solid nests and cords of cells, and focal tubular structures. The latter showed a solid growth pattern with differentiation to @entity1822 . In the uterine cervix, a 1.2 cm mesonephric (Gartner's) cyst was found. Neither @entity1313 nor @entity46 were identified in the cervix, endometrium, fallopian tubes or ovaries. Based on the histologic features and the specific location of the @entity5 , the coexistence of @entity45 , and the normal appearance of the endocervical mucosa as well as the endometrium, it was diagnosed as a @entity6962 . The serum levels of carcinoembryonic antigen, @entity10224 , CA19-9, and CA72-4 were within normal ranges in the clinical course. The @entity1 died of disease 8 months after surgery.
