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Thecomas are considered to be benign ovarian tumours. Whether there are malignant thecomas, is a subject of controversy in literature. This contribution describes a case of recurrent thecoma with a clinically malignant course and histological signs of malignant dedifferentiation. The particular diagnostic and therapeutic consequences of this rare disease are discussed with emphasis on the need for radical surgical intervention.
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