Paratubal cyst complicated by tubo‐ovarian torsion: Computed tomography features

In: Australasian Radiology · 2005 · vol. 49(2) , pp. 136–139 · doi:10.1111/j.1440-1673.2005.01405.x · PMID:15845051 · W2016180791
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Computed tomography identified specific features of a paratubal cyst complicated by tubo-ovarian torsion in a 12-year-old girl, aiding preoperative diagnosis.

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Paratubal cysts complicated by tubo-ovarian torsion are an uncommon cause of acute right iliac fossa pain in children and very rarely diagnosed accurately preoperatively. We report a constellation of diagnostic CT features in a 12-year-old pubertal girl.

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