M Yakushiji, T Nishida, T Sugiyama, T Mitamura, Y Natsuaki, H Nagano, A Tsunawaki, T Kato
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Abstract
In 10 years from January 1971 to January 1981, 145 cases with cystic teratoma were treated at Kurume University Hospital, and malignant degeneration was seen in 7 of them (4.8%). Their age distribution was from 43 to 78 years, and the mean age was 59 years; the distribution shifted to the older side. The malignant degeneration was squamous cell carcinoma in all of the cases, and in 1 case carcinoma in situ leads to invasive carcinoma was observed continuously to a normal epithelium; it was interesting histogenetically. In their prognoses 3 out of 7 cases died (1 case dying from decrepitude) but the rest 4 have been surviving for 4 to 10 years.