Fitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome in adolescent and young adult females: Utility of a decision rule

Fitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome: the diagnostic role of the arterial phase CT scan

“…5 6 Furthermore, in situations where only a single-phase contrast-enhanced CT is conducted, which is common in emergency departments, a risk of missing vital diagnostic indicators could occur such as perihepatic enhancement, exemplified by the current case. Given the patient's symptomatology and physical findings, 7 Fitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome was suspected before CT evaluation. Consequently, a comprehensive evaluation, encompassing a detailed patient history and meticulous physical examination, remains crucial.…”