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Case Reports
. 2006 Oct-Dec;10(4):520-1.

Simultaneous bilateral torsion and entanglement of the adnexa

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Simultaneous bilateral torsion and entanglement of the adnexa

Maya Frank et al. JSLS. 2006 Oct-Dec.

Abstract

We report the first case of bilateral adnexal torsion complicated by concomitant entanglement of both adnexas. The clinical presenting symptoms and signs were similar to those described in unilateral adnexal torsion without adnexal entanglement. The final diagnosis was established by diagnostic laparoscopy, and aspiration of one of the ovarian cysts was required to disentangle the adnexas.

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Figure 1.
Adnexa entangled with each other.

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