Abstract

Fibrothecoma is considered as a benign tumor, usually in middle-aged women. Larger tumors can be associated with Meigs syndrome. Often an incidental finding, but a sudden onset of pelvic pain may indicate an ovarian torsion. We report a case of a post–menopausal woman with a history of vaginal bleeding. MRI revealed an endometrial hyperplasia with a left ovarian benign fibrothecoma, following surgery and histological findings confirmed the diagnosis.

Keywords: Ovary, Fibrothecoma, Magnetic Resonance Imaging