Adenolipoleiomyoma Polyp of the Uterus: A Case Report and Review of the Literature

Table 1

Clinical and pathological features of the current tumor and uterine adenolipoleiomyoma reported in the literature.

Authors	Age (yr)	Presentation	Tumor location	Tumor largest diameter (cm)	Histology	Therapy	Outcome, Follow-up
Payne et al.	19	Irregular vaginal bleeding	Polypoid endometrial mass	2.5	Smooth muscle, endometrial stroma, adipose tissue, endometrioid-type epithelium	Polypectomy	NED, 1 yr
McCluggage et al.	53	Incidental finding in a patient with retrovaginal prolapse	Intramural uterine mass	2.5	Smooth muscle, endometrial stroma, adipose tissue, endometrioid, endocervical and tubal-type epithelium	Hysterectomy	None
Yavus et al.	52	Lower abdominal pain and postmenopausal bleeding	Polypoid endometrial mass	7.0	Smooth muscle, endometrial stroma, adipose tissue, endometrioid-type epithelium	Hysterectomy and bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy	None
Shaco-Levy et al.	40	Pelvic mass.	Intramural and subserosal masses	1st resection: 16; resection: 43	First resection: smooth muscle, adipose tissue, endocervical-type epithelium; Second resection: smooth muscle, adipose tissue, endometrial-type stroma, endocervical-type epithelium, focally atypically proliferating, and endometrioid-type epithelium	resection: conservative excision masses; resection: total hysterectomy, bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy and resection of tumor masses.	Local recurrence after 16 months; Second resection: NED after 4 months
Current case.	55	Irregular vaginal bleeding	Intraluminal uterine polyp	2.5	Smooth muscle, adipose tissue, endometrioid-type epithelium	Total hysterectomy, bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy	NED, 6 months

NED indicates no evidence of disease.