Leydig cell tumors are usually small and resemble normal ovarian stroma, so they are often difficult to localize. Here, we present a rare case in 39-year-old woman which dynamic contrast-enhanced and diffusion-weighted magnetic resonance imaging findings showed some differences between a Leydig cell tumor and normal ovarian stroma. Combining these 2 MRI techniques may be useful for diagnosing a Leydig cell tumor.

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