Surgery for ovarian masses in infants, children, and adolescents: 102 consecutive patients treated in a 15-year period

Keyphrases

• Malignant Tumor 100%
• Consecutive Patients 100%
• Infant Patients 100%
• Ovarian Pathology 100%
• Ovarian Mass 100%
• Yolk Sac Tumor 66%
• Salpingo-oophorectomy 66%
• Abdominal Mass 66%
• Chemotherapy 33%
• Malignancy 33%
• Differential Diagnosis 33%
• Abdominal Pain 33%
• Benign Disease 33%
• Immature Teratoma 33%
• Mature Teratoma 33%
• Precocious Puberty 33%
• Disease-free 33%
• Indications for Surgery 33%
• Acute Abdominal Pain 33%
• Surgically Treated 33%
• Ovarian Cystectomy 33%
• Leydig Cell Tumor 33%
• Oophorectomy 33%
• Ovarian Biopsy 33%
• Ovarian Torsion 33%
• Dysgerminoma 33%
• Presentation Evaluation 33%
• Age Differences 33%
• Juvenile Granulosa Cell Tumor 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Malignant Neoplasm 100%
• Endodermal Sinus Tumor 66%
• Salpingooophorectomy 66%
• Abdominal Mass 66%
• Diseases 33%
• Cancer 33%
• Biopsy Technique 33%
• Benign Tumor 33%
• Differential Diagnosis 33%
• Abdominal Pain 33%
• Immature Teratoma 33%
• Cystectomy 33%
• Mature Teratoma 33%
• Ovariectomy 33%
• Precocious Puberty 33%
• Acute Abdomen 33%
• Granulosa Cell Tumour 33%
• Dysgerminoma 33%
• Androblastoma 33%
• Age Difference 33%
• Ovarian Torsion 33%