AN UNUSUAL CAUSE OF RENAL COLIC IN A PSEUDOHERMAPHRODITE

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Endometriosis of the left ovary, presenting as a chocolate cyst, caused renal colic in a female pseudohermaphrodite by compressing the ureter, while concurrent uterine endometriosis caused cyclic pain, both resolved after hysterectomy and adnexectomy.

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SUMMARY In a female pseudohermaphrodite left‐sided renal colic was caused by endometriosis of the left ovary, i.e. by a chocolate cyst compressing the ureter. Co‐existing endometriosis of the uterine muscle was the cause of cyclic pains in the lower abdomen and the sacral region. After hysterectomy and left adnexectomy all the pains disappeared. For the hormonal investigations we are indebted to the Institute of Pathophysiology, and for the microscopical findings to the Institute of Pathology, both of the Silesian Medical Academy at Zabrze.

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endometriosis

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Cysts Disorders of Sex Development Endometriosis Hysterectomy Kidney Diseases Ovarian Neoplasms Renal Colic Ureteral Obstruction Urography Uterine Diseases Female Humans

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