Occurrence of paratubal cysts in childhood: An analysis of 26 cases

Bosnalı, Oktav; Moralıoğlu, Serdar; Cerrah-Celayir, Ayşenur

doi:10.24953/turkjped.2016.03.006

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“…Paraovarian cyst can occur in any age group from neonate to menopause [3]. Risk factors for the development of paraovarian cyst are being studied.…”

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Complications and Management of Paraovarian Cyst: A Retrospective Analysis

Durairaj

Gandhiraman

2018

J Obstet Gynecol India

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Introduction Despite their relative frequency, paraovarian cyst received only scant attention. Clinician should be aware of the complications of paraovarian cyst. Objective To analyse the clinical profile, complications and management of paraovarian cyst.Materials and Methods Retrospective analysis of 51 patients with operative diagnosis of paraovarian cyst was carried out at our institution over a 5-year period. Results Majority (60.78%) of paraovarian cysts were found in the third and fourth decades, and the mean age of the patients was 31.8 years. 62.74% patients with paraovarian cyst presented with abdominal pain, and the rest were an incidental finding. Ultrasound made a correct diagnosis in 47.05% of patients. Mean size of paraovarian cyst was 7.51 cm. Complications of paraovarian cyst noted in our study are cyst enlargement (79.62%), adnexal torsion (18.51%), haemorrhage (7.4%), rupture (1.85%) and benign tumour (12.96%). 84.31% paraovarian cysts were managed by laparoscopy. Fertility-sparing surgery was done in 57.39% of paraovarian cysts. Conclusion Paraovarian cyst should be considered in the differential diagnosis of adnexal mass. The importance of differentiating it from ovarian cyst cannot be

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“…Paraovarian cyst can occur in any age group from neonate to menopause [3]. Risk factors for the development of paraovarian cyst are being studied.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Complications and Management of Paraovarian Cyst: A Retrospective Analysis

Durairaj

Gandhiraman

2018

J Obstet Gynecol India

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Seltener Zufallsbefund in einem studentischen Sonografiekurs – ein Fallbericht

Walter

Moser

Jeker

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Zusammenfassung. In einem Sonografie-Kurs des Medizinstudiums wurde bei einer gesunden, asymptomatischen Studentin eine grosse, flüssigkeitsgefüllte Raumforderung mittig im Unterbauch entdeckt und eine Überlaufblase vermutet. Trotz diverser interdisziplinärer Abklärungen konnte die Ätiologie der zystischen Formation nicht geklärt werden. Bei zunehmend symptomatischer Patientin wurde drei Monate nach Entdeckung des Zufallsbefundes die Diagnose eines zystischen Tumors im Unterbauch mit sekundärer Harnretention gestellt und eine operative Zystenexzision durchgeführt. Es zeigte sich eine grosse, seröse Paratubarzyste links mit Torsion der Tube ohne Ischämiezeichen und ohne Malignität. Zufallsbefunde im Ultraschall-Unterricht sind keine Seltenheit. Kursteilnehmende, Tutorinnen und Tutoren sowie Kursleitende müssen sich dessen bewusst sein und ein klares Prozedere kennen, um damit fachgerecht umzugehen.

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Occurrence of paratubal cysts in childhood: An analysis of 26 cases

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Complications and Management of Paraovarian Cyst: A Retrospective Analysis

Complications and Management of Paraovarian Cyst: A Retrospective Analysis

Seltener Zufallsbefund in einem studentischen Sonografiekurs – ein Fallbericht

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