High-grade Endometrial Carcinoma With a Hepatoid Carcinoma-like Component

Endometrial carcinoma with hepatoid differentiation is rare and <20 reported cases have been reported as endometrial hepatoid carcinoma (EHC). We present a case of EHC associated with serous carcinoma in a 76-yr-old Japanese woman. The hepatoid component showed trabecular, pseudoglandular, and diffuse proliferation of hepatoid cells. The hepatoid cells were positive for -fetoprotein, Hep-Per-1, glypican 3, and HNF-1β, weakly and focally positive for SALL4, and negative for PAX8. Both of the serous and hepatoid components showed overexpression of p53. The serum -fetoprotein on postoperative day 5 was 3691 ng/mL. The postoperative course has remained uneventful for 4 yr. These findings suggested that EHC developed from serous carcinoma by acquiring hepatocytic features and losing Müllerian features. Both serous and hepatoid components showed p53 overexpression, suggesting they share a TP53 mutation as a common primary driver.