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Serous surface papillary carcinoma (SSPC) is a distinct subtype of serous of the ovary, in which tumor is confined to the ovarian or shows focal, minimal invasion and ovaries are of normal size and shape [1]. It is very rare, but the imaging findings of the involved have been described in a small of articles and nonspecifically [2]. We a case of serous surface papillary tumor borderline malignancy in which MRI showed ovarian features of this tumor, that , tumors attached on the ovarian surface preserving ovarian appearance. No report clearly shown such MRI findings of the ovaries by SSPC, which may be useful in this diagnosis.
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