Paraovarian cyst with torsion in children

Okada, Tadao; Yoshida, Hideo; Matsunaga, Tadashi; Kouchi, Katsunori; Ohtsuka, Yasuhiro; Takano, Hideyuki; Hara, Hiroshi; Ohnuma, Naomi

doi:10.1053/jpsu.2002.32922

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“…However, they can also be found during routine checks as an intraabdominal cystic mass and come to the attention of pediatric surgeons as in our first case [1]. Paraovarian cysts have been reported to be rarely subject to complications as they expand into the leaves of the broad liga- [1]. Our second case was in the premenstrual period and had a paraovarian cyst complicated by torsion.…”

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confidence: 64%

“…Paraovarian cysts are very uncommon in children, they are either asymptomatic and therefore not noticed in children or the diagnosis is made only when a complication such as torsion, perforation or bleeding develops. However, they can also be found during routine checks as an intraabdominal cystic mass and come to the attention of pediatric surgeons as in our first case [1]. Paraovarian cysts have been reported to be rarely subject to complications as they expand into the leaves of the broad liga- [1].…”

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confidence: 72%

“…The incidence of paraovarian cysts among benign adnexal cysts is 17% to 33% of pediatric and adult cases [1]. Paraovarian cysts are very uncommon in children, they are either asymptomatic and therefore not noticed in children or the diagnosis is made only when a complication such as torsion, perforation or bleeding develops.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Adnexal torsion occurs when the vasculature supplying the ovary and tube undergoes excessive rotation about its axis, thereby producing a mechanical impairment to flow [4]. Salpingo-oopherectomy can be used for cases complicated by torsion with circulatory disturbance [1]. The ovary and adnexal structures had rotated counterclockwise 3 times in the second case and the ovary's discoloration and circulation did not improve despite the detorsion procedure.…”

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“…Paraovarian cysts arise in the part of the broad ligament between the fallopian tube and ovary and they are very uncommon in children [1]. They are usually following puberty but can also arise as an intraabdominal mass in newborns [2].…”

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Giant Paraovarian Cysts in Children: Two Different Ages and Clinical Pictures

Türk¹,

Karaca²,

Tan³

et al. 2015

Ann Clin Anal Med

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ÖzetParaovarian kistler yakın konumu nedeniyle yumurtalık kistleri içerisinde yer alan iyi huylu kistlerdir. Çocuklarda nadir görülürler ve tanıları zordur. Genellikle yenidoğan döneminde batın içi kitle olarak, prepubertal dönemde ise akut karın tablosuyla ortaya çıkarlar. Tedavisi komplike olmamış kistlerde over ve fallopian tüple-re zarar vermeksizin kistin eksize edilmesi iken, adneksiyal torsiyon gelişen olgularda ise salphingo-ooferektomi gerekli olabilir. Biz bu çalışmada, biri yenidoğan döneminde komplikasyon gelişmemiş, diğeri ise prepubertal dönemde adneksiyal torsiyona bağlı akut karın tablosu gelişmiş iki olguyu sunduk. Anahtar KelimelerParaovarian Kist; Kistektomi; Adnekisyal Torsiyon; Salphingo-Ooferektomi Abstract Parovarian cysts are benign cysts that are included within the subject of ovarian cysts due to their close position. They are seen rarely in children and are difficult to diagnose. It usually appears as an intraabdominal mass in the newborn period and with a clinical picture of acute abdomen in the prepubertal period. The treatment is excision of the cyst with salvage of the ovary and fallopian tubes in uncomplicated cases whereas cyst excision with salpingo-oopherectomy may be required in case of adnexal torsion. We present two cases in this study, one who had been diagnosed without complication development in the neonatal period and the other presenting with a clinical picture of acute abdomen following the development of acute abdomen in the prepubertal period.

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confidence: 99%

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

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