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A rare case of carcinosarcoma of the fallopian tube presenting with torsion, rupture and hemoperitoneum

Rajesh Gupta, Eric L. Jenison

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► Fallopian tube carcinosarcomas may present emergently with hemoperitoneum. ► Fallopian tube carcinosarcomas may be detected better with MR than with CT. ► Heterologous fallopian tube carcinosarcomas have been reported more often than the homologous type.

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► Fallopian tube carcinosarcomas may present emergently with hemoperitoneum. ► Fallopian tube carcinosarcomas may be detected better with MR than with CT. ► Heterologous fallopian tube carcinosarcomas have been reported more often than the homologous type.

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► Fallopian tube carcinosarcomas may present emergently with hemoperitoneum. ► Fallopian tube carcinosarcomas may be detected better with MR than with CT. ► Heterologous fallopian tube carcinosarcomas have been reported more often than the homologous type.

Key concepts: Hemoperitoneum, Fallopian tube, Medicine, Carcinosarcoma, Gynecology, Surgery, Pathology, Carcinoma

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