A case of multiplex vaginal sarcoma (Sarcoma multiplex globocellulare alveolare vaginae)

While the uterus with some special love is struck by the neoplasms of the various properties, the sleeve is somehow sparing. And in general, independent neoplasms of the vagina, which would not come out of the uterus, urinary bladder and rectum, belong to a rather rare phenomenon in gynecological practice (Horvits). Mucous polyps, fibromas, fibroids, myomas and vaginal cysts are benign neoplasms according to Kiwisch'y, Schrder'y, Horvits, Fritsch'y, Kstner'y, Slavyansky, etc. belong to such exceptional rates that their speed can be considered anatomical and pathological curiosity, which is the object of clinical observation. " And malignant primary neoplasms of the vagina - sarcomas, cancers, tubercles also belong to the phenomena not more frequent, so that the authors in clinics count them in units, and others have never even had to observe some of these neoplasms. Gorvits says that he "did not observe a single case in which the sarcoma developed into the sleeve on its own."