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myoma /my·o·ma/ (mi-o´mah) pl. myomas, myo´mata   a benign tumor formed of muscle elements.myom´atous
uterine myoma  leiomyoma of the uterus.

my·o·ma (m-m)
n. pl. my·o·mas or my·o·ma·ta (-m-t)
A benign tumor of muscular tissue.

my·oma·tous (-m-ts, -m-) adj.

Myoma
These are benign (non-malignant) tumors of the uterus.
Mentioned in: Pelvic Exam

myoma
[mī·ō′mə] pl. myomas, myomata
Etymology: Gk, mys + oma, tumor
a common benign fibroid tumor of the uterine muscle. The tumor develops most frequently after 30 years of age in women, especially African-American women, who have never been pregnant. Menorrhagia, backache, constipation, dysmenorrhea, dyspareunia, and other symptoms develop in proportion to the size, location, and rate of growth of the tumor.

myoma [mi-o´mah]
a tumor formed of muscle tissue. adj., adj myo´matous.
uterine myoma (myoma of uterus) leiomyoma uteri.

myoma (mīō´m),
n a neoplasm characterized by muscle cells.

myoma
a tumor formed of muscle tissue.

myoma uteri, myoma of uterus
a benign tumor of the smooth muscle fibers of the uterus. See leiomyoma uteri.


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After review, the differential diagnosis was finally proposed as follows: primary ovarian lesion, pedunculated uterine myoma with sarcomatous degeneration and an ovarian metastasis.
Patients: Female patients with myomas (subserous, submucous, intramural), endometrioses or cervix dysplasia (PAP III and IV).
 
 
 
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