Title:
“A Rare Case Report –malignant Mixed Mullerian Tumour (MMMT)”

Authors:
Dr Magesh kumar J, Dr R N Saravanan, India

Abstract:

Malignant Mixed Mullaerian Tumour is a rare uterine neoplasm that is seen always in postmenopausal woman although exceptions occur. They present with uterine bleeding and enlargement and the usual location is uterine body. Grossly they present as large, soft, polypoid growth involving the end myometrium and some times protruding through the cervix

MMMTs are a rare and aggressive tumour of the uterine corpus. A negative endometrial biopsy does not rule out diagnosis. The outcome correlates with the stage of the disease and the depth of myometrial invasion. A majority of the patients with advanced-stage disease had recurrence or progression within one year. With better understanding of the disease origin, combination chemotherapy with paclitaxel and carboplatin may be beneficial

Ours is a case report of post-menopausal lady with this aggressive tumour and her follow up till date.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.51505/ijmshr.2025.9617