Background: All of the ovarian borderline clear cell tumors ever reported had, without exception, an adenofibromatous pattern.
Case: We report two cases of borderline cystic clear cell tumor of the ovary without apparent invasive lesions or adenofibromatous components.
Conclusion: This is the first report of cystic clear cell tumors of borderline malignancy, indicating a possible new histological subtype.
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