Borderline Serous Adenofibroma: Pathology, Diagnosis, and Surgical Management

Borderline Serous Adenofibroma: Pathology, Diagnosis, and Surgical Management

1. Introduction to Borderline Serous Adenofibromas A borderline serous adenofibroma is a rare and complex epithelial neoplasm that predominantly originates within the female ovary. This tumor represents a distinct biological intermediate state, structurally combining an atypical, actively proliferating serous glandular epithelium with an abundant, dense fibrous connective tissue stroma. While the epithelial cells exhibit accelerated … Read more

Borderline Mucinous Adenofibroma: Diagnostic Criteria and Surgical Management

Borderline Mucinous Adenofibroma: Diagnostic Criteria and Surgical Management

1. Introduction to Borderline Mucinous Adenofibromas A borderline mucinous adenofibroma is a profoundly rare, complex epithelial neoplasm that primarily originates within the female ovary. This tumor represents a unique biphasic pathological entity, structurally combining an atypical, actively proliferating glandular epithelium with a massive, dominant benign fibrous connective tissue stroma. The term “mucinous” specifies that the … Read more