granulosa cell tumour

Juvenile Type Granulosa Cell Tumour: Understanding Your Pathology Report

Juvenile type granulosa cell tumor is a rare type of ovarian cancer that develops from granulosa cells — specialized cells in the ovary that normally produce the hormone estrogen and support the development of egg cells. It belongs to a group of ovarian tumors called sex cord-stromal tumors. Unlike most ovarian cancers, which develop in …
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Adult Type Granulosa Cell Tumour: Understanding Your Pathology Report

Adult-type granulosa cell tumor is a rare type of ovarian cancer that develops from granulosa cells — specialized cells in the ovary that normally support egg development and produce the hormone estrogen. It is the most common type of sex cord-stromal tumor, a group of ovarian tumors that arise from the hormone-producing supporting cells of …
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