Carc？no？d Tumor Develop？ng In Mature Cyst？c Teratoma In Ovary

Ovary primary carcinoid tumors are very rare. Primary carcinoid tumors are usually unilateral. These tumors are usually associated with teratomas. We present a 70-year-old woman admitted to a gynecology clinic with vaginal bleeding. A mass was detected in the right adnex of the patient. Frozen examination and postoperative examination revealed a carcinoid tumor that developed within the mature cystic teratoma. The case was presented in the light of the literature because of its rare occurrence