The prevalence of ovarian torsion is 4.9 among 100,000 females between ages 1 to 20 years. The diagnosis of ovarian torsion in children, especially in infants, is very difficult. Since they cannot explain related symptoms accurately, and reproductive organs lie high in the abdomen, physical examination shows unclear findings. For these reasons, we use imaging studies, such as ultrasonography an...

Torsion of the ovary is an uncommon condition. It is the 5 most common gynaecological emergency. It most commonly occur in reproductive age group, on right side, often in presence of congenital abnormalities of adnexa but may occur in their absence too. Adnexal torsion often poses a diagnostic challenge because of non specific symptoms of presentation. Ultrasound with colour Doppler may be help...

Abstract A four‐year‐old nulliparous Labrador Retriever bitch and a seven‐year‐old crossbreed were referred for weakness vomiting. Ultrasonographic examination revealed in both cases large abdominal mass‐lesion with corpuscular fluid content; computed tomography the uterine origin of lesions, findings consistent torsion. Surgery confirmed torsion upon ovarian pedicle cases, at histological pres...

Aim
 Ovarian torsion is one of the gynecological emergencies that often presents with non-specific symptoms leading to delayed diagnosis. There are no adequate clinical, laboratory or imaging criteria make a definitive diagnosis ovarian preoperatively. The aim this study was investigate role neutrophil lymphocyte ratio (NLR) and mean platelet volume (MPV) value in patients torsion. 
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Ovarian cysts are the most frequent, prenatally diagnosed intra-abdominal cysts. Fetal ovarian cyst often presents complication such as torsion and seems to be an indication for surgical intervention. In this study, we reviewed pre- and post-natal medical records and ultrasonography of 17 fetuses that were diagnosed with ovarian cysts. In a total of 17 cases, postnatal surgery was performed in ...

Medical experts are still at issue over the most suitable management of simple neonatal ovarian cysts exceeding 40mm and complex cysts of any size. The authors present surgical treatment of these cysts by classical laparotomy and laparoscopy. The study included 13 newborn babies surgically treated for 6 simple and 7 complex ovarian cysts. The diameter of the cysts ranged from 29 to 102mm. The a...