DOI: 10.36347/SASJS.2019.v05i11.002

Pages: 416-418

Background: Leiomyomas are most common benign gynaecological tumor. Most of the fibroids are situated in the body of the uterus, but only in 1-2% cases, they are confined to cervix. Case Presentation: We report a case of 47 years old women, diagnosed as myomatous polyp on ultrasound and clinically as chronic inversion of uterus. On MRI and surgery, we found it as posterior cervical fibroma with polymyomatous uterus. Conclusion: In our case, the patient had a large cervical fibroid posterior mimicking clinically a chronic uterine inversion associated with other uterine fibroids located in the body, which is very rare for such a fibroid. Patient underwent vaginal myomectomy and laparotomy hysterectomy which occurred without incident the interest of this case is to highlight the anatomical knowledge modified by this kind of tumor and which will make his surgery more or less easy, knowledge of modified anatomical structures are important for performing hysterectomy for cervical fibroma.