[PDF] Top 20 Adnexal Torsion with Pregnancy: A Case Presentation

... Her laboratory investigations revealed β-Hcg to be 39.8, haemoglobin was 10.7 and white blood cell count to be 9600. Urine analysis was within normal limits. Ultrasonography revealed normal uterus with endometrial ... See full document

... We presented a case of Q fever infection in a 31 years old patient during her second trimester of pregnancy. TTE was normal and treatment with cotrimoxazole was initiated. Later on it was switched to ... See full document

... of adnexal mass during pregnan- cy between January 1994 and November 2003 and give an overview of existing literature on this subject (1992– ...of adnexal pathology during pregnancy in our ... See full document

... A 30-year-old Asian patient presented to the emergency department complaining of abdominal pain. She had previously delivered two children vaginally and had been found to have a positive pregnancy test the week ... See full document

... if adnexal torsion seems to be severe ...in case of adnexal torsion ...desiring pregnancy became pregnant within 12 months after the conservative laparoscopic treatment of ... See full document

... early pregnancy provides a better chance for successful continuation of ...ongoing pregnancy of 30 weeks ...ectopic pregnancy. Laparoscopy in pregnancy, especially in later pregnancy, ... See full document

... the pregnancy rate after the surgical treatment of ectopic pregnancy (EP), adnexal torsion, ruptured ovarian cyst, and acute pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) within 1 year of operative ... See full document

... approach. Adnexal torsion requires surgical intervention in pregnancy with preservation of corpus ...the pregnancy and a study by Oelsener et al reports performing detorsion in all 40 cases of ... See full document

... of pregnancy rate (33, 43, ...al torsion: Benign ovarian tumors represent a fre- quent and heterogeneous gynecological patholo- ...in case of secondary adnexal torsion with late ... See full document

... Case presentation: We report a case of a 26 year old Primigravida with an asymptomatic and undiagnosed abdomi‑ nal pregnancy carried beyond 41 weeks of gestation espite routine antenatal care ... See full document

... weeks). A total of 18 interventions were performed: 12 salpingo-oophorectomies, 3 cystectomies, 1 salpingectomy, and 2 ovarian detorsions. There were no major operative or entry-related complications. Median hospital ... See full document

... with pregnancy. We herein report the case of a 33-year-old woman who underwent vaginal delivery without massive bleeding at 40 weeks of ...spontaneous pregnancy and deliver a ...spontaneous ... See full document

... cord torsion and decreasing atmospheric temperature in 58 US children ...cord torsion we found no signify- cant seasonal differences, suggesting no aetiological role for climatic conditions especially ... See full document

... TTP is a condition with a high mortality rate whose prognosis largely depends on early diagnosis and treatment. As delivery does not generally cause resolution of TTP, it is not routinely indicated, especially under 34 ... See full document

... in pregnancy because of possible ototoxicity in the fetus, while Z is generally not recommended because of a lack of data on the risk for teratogenicity ...clinical presentation we used four antitubercu- ... See full document

... Abdominal pregnancies are rare; however, they are still frequently missed pre-operatively. This presents diagnostic and treatment dilemma especially in resource-constrained settings where CT-scan and MRI are not readily ... See full document

... abdominal pregnancy can go undetected until an advanced gestational age, at which most abdominal pregnancies are discovered, complicating further man- agement ...our case as the pregnancy was not ... See full document

... A 35 year old married woman for 17 years G2A1 presented at 6 weeks of gestation with bleeding per vaginum. Blood pressure was 200/120 mm Hg with no albuminuria. Investigations showed anti-SSA antibody positivity and ANA ... See full document

... and pregnancy. Pregnancy induces rapid progression of lesions, appearance of new lesions, more chances of complications and sarcomatous change ...present case also, the lesions progressed in size and ... See full document

... of torsion would be increased to ...an adnexal mass observed during CS; as a result, the actual rate of torsion or rupture here was lower than in previous ... See full document