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To highlight a rare occurrence of granular cell tumor in a retroperitoneal mass in a post-oophorectomy patient.

February 28, 2026Surgery Case ReportsOpen Access

Giant primary retroperitoneal granulosa cell tumor in a post-oophorectomy patient: a rare case report and a literature review

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Case report shows a rare granulosal cell tumor in a patient post-oophorectomy, highlighting diagnostic importance.

To highlight a rare occurrence of granular cell tumor in a retroperitoneal mass in a post-oophorectomy patient.
Presented case of a 69-year-old woman with a history of bilateral oophorectomy
Preoperative imaging to assess the size and location of the mass
Intraoperative laparoscopic drainage and complete excision of the mass
Pathohistological examination for definitive diagnosis
Mass measured 142 × 193 × 130 mm in size
Confirmed post-operatively as a granulosa cell tumor
Surgical excision was successful
Highlights the rarity and diagnostic challenges of retroperitoneal GCTs

Kulasinghe et al. (2026) studied this question.

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