A case of extra-ovarian endometrial cyst in which laparoscopic surgery was useful for diagnosis and treatment
Laparoscopic surgery proved useful for the diagnosis and treatment of a rare extra-ovarian endometrial cyst.
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This paper reports a case of extra-ovarian endometrial cyst presenting with acute abdominal pain in a 38-year-old woman, where ultrasonography and MRI showed a 10 cm cystic mass with normal ovaries and an unclear origin, along with mildly elevated CA125 and CA19-9. After initial hospitalization for a presumed ruptured endometrial cyst, laparoscopic surgery performed about one month later identified a fist-sized cyst on the ventral uterus with chocolate-like fluid and extensive adhesions, allowing adhesiolysis and cyst removal; the cyst was attached to the right uterosacral ligament with no anatomical connection to the uterus or ovaries showing macroscopic involvement. Pathology confirmed an endometrial cyst without evidence of ovarian involvement, and the postoperative course was uneventful with no recurrence for 5 years. As a single case report, it has limited generalizability. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically an extra-ovarian endometrial cyst diagnosed and treated using laparoscopic surgery.
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