Paraovarian cyst with torsion in children

In: Journal of Pediatric Surgery · 2002 · vol. 37(6) , pp. 937–940 · doi:10.1053/jpsu.2002.32922 · PMID:12037772 · W1989449832
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This paper examines paraovarian cysts in children that have undergone torsion to describe their clinical presentation, imaging findings, and surgical management.

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Paraovarian cyst is very uncommon in children, and its preoperative diagnosis is difficult. This report describes 2 cases of surgically proven paraovarian cyst with torsion. It is important to be aware of torsion as a complication of paraovarian cyst.

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