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Photograph of gross specimen of right ovarian tumour: solid and cystic mass with smooth surface.
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Uterus, other ovary, and both fallopian tubes were grossly normal (Figures 1 and 2). 
Cut section of the right ovarian tumour. Solid and cystic components are seen with clear demarcation.
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Uterus, other ovary, and both fallopian tubes were grossly normal (Figures 1 and 2). 
Histology of solid part: spindle cells arranged in sheets/fascicles. (H&E x400).
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Microscopy of the sections from the solid area of the ovarian tumour showed a neoplasm composed of sheets and fascicles of bland spindle cells admixed with collagen (Figure 3).
Histology of the cystic part: thin fibrocollagenous cyst wall lined by flattened/cuboidal epithelium. (H&E x400).
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Sections from the cystic part showed a thin fibrocollagenous cyst wall lined by cuboidal to flattened epithelium (Figure 4).
Histology of the interface between the solid and cystic region-shows lining by flattened epithelium. (H&E x400).
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The lining epithelium was also seen in the interface between the solid area and the cystic part, (Figure 5) indicating that this is not a cystic degeneration of the fibroma.