Histopathology Ovary--Brenner tumor
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It is not a germ cell tumor.
It is a transitional cell tumor. The epithelial cells are consist nests of cells resembling transitional epithelium of the urinary bladder. The nuclei are round or oval and have small nucleoli and a characteristic feature of the Brenner tumour is a longitudinal nuclear groove, called " coffee bean"
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i was going to ask the same thing. i found it classified as an epithelial tumor in my pathology textbook.
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why did you classify the brenner tumor as a germ cell tumor. doesn't it drive from surface epithelium.?
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ok.....poor
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no it can be both called a germ cell and a surface as it can arise from urogenital epithelium trapped in the germinal ridge during embryogenesis.. am i right???????
sujith2104 2 years ago
u r right!
WashingtonDeceit 2 years ago