Aymen Fm, G. Majed, C. Hanène, L. Joumana, B. Amin
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Abstract
Granulosa cell tumors of the ovary are rare ovarian malignancy developed on stromal ovarian cells and
characterized by estrogen secretion. Histologically, there are divided on two types: adult granulosa tumors, which
are more frequent and occurring in perimenopausal and post-menopausal women and juvenile granulosa tumors,
which are rarer and occurring in teenager and adolescent girls.
The association between GCT and pregnancy is a rare condition with therapeutic challenge consisting on the
pregnancy and the fertility outcome in a hand and the oncological results in the other.
We present a case report of an adult granulosa cell tumor discovered fortuitously during caesarian section. We
report the management of this tumor and the way to preserve the fertility.