Giant Isolated Left Hydrosalpinx Simulating Ovarian Cyst in a Sexually Inactive Adolescent Successfully Treated with Laparoscopy

Trambadia, Rajvi Anilkumar; Anthony, Favour Mfonobong; Chhaniara, Rohan Ashit; Govani, Dhaval R.; Correia, Rafael Cavalcante; Patel, Ramnik V

doi:10.33582/mpog.2022.202202002

MPOG

2022

DOI: 10.33582/mpog.2022.202202002

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Giant Isolated Left Hydrosalpinx Simulating Ovarian Cyst in a Sexually Inactive Adolescent Successfully Treated with Laparoscopy

Rajvi Anilkumar Trambadia¹,

Favour Mfonobong Anthony²,

Rohan Ashit Chhaniara³

et al.

Abstract: Most cases of symptomatic hydrosalpinx requiring surgical treatment are caused by sexually transmitted diseases in adult population where the patient is sexually active.

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Giant Isolated Left Hydrosalpinx Simulating Ovarian Cyst in a Sexually Inactive Adolescent Successfully Treated with Laparoscopy

Abstract: Most cases of symptomatic hydrosalpinx requiring surgical treatment are caused by sexually transmitted diseases in adult population where the patient is sexually active.

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