Androgen-producing steroid cell ovarian tumor in a young woman and subsequent spontaneous pregnancy.

Purpose: To describe the presentation and fertility sparing treatment of a young woman found to have a steroid cell tumor not otherwise specified (NOS) and her spontaneous pregnancy and delivery shortly after surgery.

Methods: A 20-year-old Hispanic female presented with hirsuitism, virilization, and elevated androgen levels (testosterone 328 ng/dL) and was wrongly diagnosed with polycystic ovarian syndrome. Four months later she sought a second opinion.