Extrauterine leiomyomas, often sustained by neovascularization from adjacent tissues and organs, are commonly termed “parasitic leiomyomas.” Presented herein is a rare case of a completely isolated uterine fibroid found within the pelvic cavity, devoid of any discernible nutrient connection with neighboring tissues.
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