I had a "rapidly enlarging" endometrioid ovarian adenocarcinoma ectopic right ovary removed with a small patch of wall of distal ileum (firmly adherent to tumour capsule). Because it was firmly adherent, is this likely to be considered that the tumour was confined to the right ovary (it was not identified in the end so the tumour presumably engulfed it as the gonadal veins were found going to and from the tumour)? Or instead, because it was attached to the wall, however small, that it is no longer considered to be confined?
It is common too for an biopsy report to coming back stating a high grade endometrioid carcinoma but then the histology report after removal to be returned as low grade endometrioid ovarian adenocarcinoma? Considering it was "rapidly enlarging" to quote my surgeon, that doesn't seem to fit with what I understand low grade to mean?
Thanks
