[Morphological and clinical aspects of malignant vascular tumors of the uterus (author's transl)]

Angiosarcoma of the vagina: a clinicopathologic report. A reappraisal of the radiation treatment of angiosarcomas of the female genital tract

A first case of angiosarcoma of the vagina is described. Review of medical literature fails to show any documented cases of primary angiosarcoma of the vagina. Because of its rarity, no definite treatment could be suggested. The guideline for the management of this disease can only be drawn from several previously reported angiosarcomas of the uterus, cervix, and pelvis. It is recommended that a combined form of external irradiation and intracavitary brachytherapy be used after removal of the tumor.

Angiosarcomas of the uterus and ovary: clinicopathologic report

The clinicopathologic features of angiosarcomas of the uterus and ovary are described. Extensive review of world literature shows only eight reported cases of angiosarcoma arising in the uterus and two in the ovary. Clinically, both patients presented with nonspecific symptoms. The tumors were found at surgery, and confirmed as angiosarcomas on histologic examination. The ultrastructure of both tumors is also presented. The association with mucinous cystadenoma in the second tumor raises the possibility that this may be a mixed Mullerian tumor. Both tumors behaved in an aggressive fashion.