Ovarian cystoma Papillary Psammomatous

Ovarian cystoma is an ovarian tumor that is formed from ovarian tissue and consists of cysts. It can be benign or malignant.

One of the types of ovarian cystoma is papillary cystoma. This is a tumor with long and narrow growths on the surface called papillae. Papillomas can be covered with a mucous membrane and contain fluid inside.

Another type of ovarian cystoma is psammomatosis. This is a disease in which ovarian tissue is replaced by sand and stones. In this case, ovarian function is impaired and cystic formations develop.

Papillary psammomatous cystoma is a combination of these two diseases. It is characterized by the presence of long and narrow growths on the surface of the cyst, covered with mucous membrane, as well as the filling of the cyst with sand and stones.

Papillary psammomatous cystoma can be detected during ultrasound examination of the pelvic organs, as well as during a gynecological examination. Treatment may include surgical removal of the tumor, as well as the use of medications to reduce the size of the cyst.

In general, papillary psammomatous cystoma is a serious disease that requires timely treatment. If you experience any symptoms associated with an ovarian cyst, you should consult a doctor for diagnosis and treatment.

Ovarian papillary tissue cystoma is a rare tumor-like neoplasm that can be diagnosed in both men and women. In most cases, it occurs due to an increase in the number of silicon granules inside the ovaries, which are called dogs. This type of tumor usually occurs in people over thirty years of age, mainly in women after menopause.

Symptoms of ovarian papillary psammatic tissue cystoma may include: recurrent abdominal pain, discomfort during sexual intercourse, abnormal bleeding and pressure on other abdominal organs. If the cystoma continues to grow without treatment, it can rupture the tumor and cause serious complications such as bleeding into the abdominal cavity. Treatment of ovarian cystoma comes down to two types of operations: organ-preserving surgery or castration. The first type of operation is laparoscopic cystectomy, in this case the cyst is removed along with the pedicle, the second is resection of part of the ovary. Castration is carried out in cases of large size and the appearance of signs of hormonal imbalance, characterized by changes in the shape of the face, the development of osteoporosis and diffuse obesity, and gynecomastia in men.