Authors shows three cases of very rarely occurring ovarian struma. First case--was discovered in a patient with normal physiological hormonal activity. Second case--was discovered in a postmenopausal patient with hyperthyroidism and with endometrial carcinoma. Third case--was discovered in a postmenopausal patient, without any complaints, where an ovarian tumor was found during periodical gynaecological examination. Histopathological evaluation of the material was decisive for the final diagnosis.
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