Fertility sparing surgery is advocated for reproductive-age women with benign and borderline ovarian tumors. The hormonal milieu of pregnancy may, however, complicate the decision making process. The patient presented in the third trimester with a rapidly growing tumor that was diagnosed as benign steroid cell tumor by intraoperative frozen section. Fertility-sparing surgery with right oophorec...

OBJECTIVE Cellular leiomyoma is characterized by significantly increased cellularity and may mimic malignant tumors. Our aim was to differentiate these from other malignant small round-cell tumors. CASE REPORT We report a case of cellular leiomyoma that mimicked a malignant small round-cell tumor upon frozen section examination. CONCLUSION Pathologists should be aware that highly cellular l...

Mantel et al. showed that the use of intraoperative frozen section analysis of the proximal bile ducts has a limited contribution in obtaining secondary R0 resections and final resection status had no impact on recurrence rate in hilar cholangiocarcinoma. However, the accuracy, sensitivity, and specificity of intraoperative frozen section analysis were determined by the specific pathologic feat...

Background: Bladder cancer is a common type of urinary system in the world with high morbidity and mortality if not managed optimally. Currently, partial cystectomy has experienced resurgence as less morbid oncologically effective treatment. Here, we appropriately diagnosed surgically treated 5 patients without frozen section reviewed outcome this procedure. Case presentation: The diagnosis was...

Recently, a case of deep-lobe lipoma with enucleation was reported, but frozen-section biopsy for the confirmation of the malignancy was not done. It has been suggested that lipoma in the deeper tissues should be regarded as a well-differentiated liposarcoma and be treated with wide excision. Our experience is that of a 75-year-old woman who had a mass with fat density in the deep lobe of the r...

The accurate diagnosis of deep infection in total joint arthroplasty is difficult. No single test on its own is entirely reliable. Frozen section histology has been used for the last two decades as an adjunct to diagnose infection with variable results. In this retrospective analysis, experience of the use of frozen section histology as a diagnostic tool in 45 cases of suspected infected total ...