Pathology and Diagnosis of Gynecologic Diseases

This Special Issue focuses on the complexities of diagnostic pathology in gynecologic diseases, where distinguishing between benign and malignant lesions can be particularly challenging. It features a diverse collection of original research articles, reviews, and clinical case reports that shed light on critical areas in gynecological pathology.

Key Features:

• Diagnostic Challenges: In-depth exploration of cases where benign lesions mimic malignancies and malignant cases present with benign features.
• Endometriosis and Malignancy: Studies examining the potential of endometriosis to develop into or coexist with gynecologic cancers.
• Synchronous Tumors: Analysis of primary and metastatic synchronous tumors, enhancing understanding of their pathologic and clinical implications.
• Infectious Agents in Gynecology: Research on the role of viruses (e.g., HPV) and bacteria in the etiology and progression of gynecologic tumors.
• Infertility and Pregnancy Pathology: Discussion of diagnostic issues related to infertility, pregnancy, and associated pathological conditions.