Introduction: Tumors of the uterine tube are rare pathologies representing less than 1 % of all gynecologic cancers; they are dominated by adenocarcinomas. Secondary metastatic forms are the most frequent, whereas primary tumors are very rare and represent only 10 %, which suggests that the fallopian tube is an organ with low oncogenic potential.
Case report: We report the case of a patient followed in the gynecology department C of the CHU IBN ROCHD CASA for a primary tubal adenocarcinoma, with a history of breast cancer.
Discussion: The diagnosis of its origin is difficult preoperatively, the treatment and staging are the same as for ovarian cancer.
Conclusion: The treatment is also identical to the management of ovarian cancer, but their prognosis is better because they are most often diagnosed at an earlier stage.
Primary tubal cancer is rare.
The treatment is also identical to the management of ovarian cancer.
MRI brings a great diagnostic interest.
The prognosis depends on the FIGO stage.
Keywords: Cancer; Diagnosis; Treatment; Trump.
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