Torsion of a paratubal cyst treated with laparoscopic cystectomy in the 13th week of gestation: A case report

There are a few reports of torsion paratubal cysts during pregnancy. We encountered case wherein it was possible to spare the fallopian tubes in patient with parabutal cyst early pregnancy; herein, we report our findings. A 32-year-old nulliparous woman became pregnant naturally and receiving prenatal care from her previous doctor. At 13 weeks 1 day gestation, experienced sudden pain lower left abdomen. 6-cm mass found ovary on transabdominal ultrasonography, which matched site abdominal pain; so same diagnosis established this hospital, implemented experimental laparoscopic surgery. Observation cavity revealed cystic tumor mesosalpinx, diagnosed cyst. Each tube twisted once turned dark red color. Once removed, color rapidly improved, there no adhesion surrounding tissue or necrosis; therefore, considered tubes. The ligament opened, only excised. pregnancy progressed well, had spontaneous cephalic delivery at 39 5 days gestation. baby male, weighing 3500 g an Apgar score 9/10. Prompt surgery without hesitation is effective treatment when uterine appendage suspected acute pain, even