Cytologic Detection of Metastatic Immature Teratomas in Two Young Patients With Unique Presentations.

Diagn CytopatholJun 19, 2026 (epub)

John Grove, Samer Khader, Jamie Lesnock et al.

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Case in brief

Two young women presented with high-grade ovarian immature teratomas featuring metastatic immature neuroepithelial components. The cytologic diagnosis was complicated by overlapping features with other malignant neoplasms. Detailed cytologic findings, immunophenotypic characteristics, and histologic grading were discussed, highlighting the clinical course of both patients.

Diagnostic / clinical pearl

Cytologic diagnosis of ovarian immature teratomas can be challenging due to similarities with other high-grade malignancies, necessitating careful evaluation of cytologic and histologic features.

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