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More views of ovarian Dermoid/teratoma. Non malignant -scalp and hair

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55 years old female with bilateral ovarian #Tumors teratoma](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/13ecea42-3767-4efc-a885-23cd02deb6ca)



large #Dermoid-cyst aka mature #Teratoma of the ovary. First pic shows the specimen intact and the 2nd is after sectioning. Areas of black on 2nd pic represent the ink that I put on the outside before cutting.](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/4d8f92c9-6732-4a11-9ad8-e69be6269724)



#Dermoid-cyst of the ovary -aka Mature #Teratoma. They usually have hair and sebaceous material, but this one has a fully-grown teeth! See if you can spot it in this picture. Isn't it amazing to see what the body can produce?](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/4edc52cb-7e2a-41af-9dfc-13bfe571f846)



mature cystic teratoma, right ovary](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/56c15c2a-595d-4e2c-b85a-274ce79be8d2)

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