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Contrast-enhanced CT scan showing tumor with increased vascularity in the periphery
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Patient was evaluated with routine blood investigations, tumor markers and imaging, including ultrasound and a CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis[Figure 1].
Mass arising from the left fallopian tube. Both ovaries appear free of disease
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Both the ovaries, on gross examination, appeared apparently normal[Figure 2].
Microscopy - neoplastic cells in sheets and trabeculae. Necrotic cells can also be seen, H and E, x100
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Final histopathologic examination showed transitional cell carcinoma of the left fallopian tube with marked desmoplastic reaction, papillary fronds and areas of necrosis and invasion of the muscular wall[Figures 3  and 4].
Microscopy-cells arranged around a central vascular core. Many mitotic figures are also seen, H and E, x200
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Final histopathologic examination showed transitional cell carcinoma of the left fallopian tube with marked desmoplastic reaction, papillary fronds and areas of necrosis and invasion of the muscular wall[Figures 3  and 4].