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The Significance of Ultrasound Findings in Female Adnexal Tumor of Probable Wolffian Origin (FATWO): Case Review Series

Background: Kariminejad and Scully reported 9 cases that were 
difficult to identify outside the ovary Tumors, located in the broad ligament, 
fallopian tube mesentery, and ovary, named female adnexal tumors of probable 
Wolffian origin. Aim: To investigate ultrasound images with female adnexal tumors of probable 
Wolffian origin (FATWOs). Case Report: We 
reported ultrasound images in three women with female adnexal tumors of 
probable Wolffian origin (FATWOs) with detailed discussion. Ultrasonography 
showed a predominantly-solid mass with clear-cut boundary with neighboring 
normal ovary at the left mesosalpinx (broad ligament) in both cases. Doppler 
examination presented moderate color content in both tumors. Conclusion: Ultrasound images may provide a clue for 
preoperative diagnosis of FATWOs.