Case ReportA Case of Malignant Strumal Carcinoid
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2018, AACE Clinical Case ReportsCitation Excerpt :Spread within the peritoneum identified at surgery, known as peritoneal strumosis, is also usually benign, although patients should continue to be followed, as recurrence would instead suggest a diagnosis of minimal deviation follicular thyroid-type carcinoma (2). Rare cases of thyroid-type carcinoma originating in strumal tumors have been described, and these can metastasize; additionally, thyroid cancer can metastasize to the ovary (2,11,12). Carcinoid within the ovary is subtyped histologically as insular, trabecular, or mucinous, and more than one subtype may be present (2,3,8).
Chapter 26 - Germ Cell Tumors of the Ovary
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