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Ultrasound of the right labia majora. Note the right ovary, which is
enlarged, located on the ipsilateral labia majora and the multiple
peripheral cysts (arrow).
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Ultrasound revealed a right-sided solid structure with multiple peripheral cysts, characterized as an ectopic ovary (Figures 1 and 2).
Ultrasound of the right labia majora. Note the invasion of the pedicle
into the inguinal canal (arrow).
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Ultrasound revealed a right-sided solid structure with multiple peripheral cysts, characterized as an ectopic ovary (Figures 1 and 2).
Doppler flow study showing the absence of vascular flow in the right
ovary.
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That finding, together with the multiple peripheral cysts and the increased size of the organ, suggested the diagnosis of torsion (Figure 3).
Signs of ischemia in the right ovary (arrow) identified during
surgery.
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We carried out emergency surgery, which revealed signs of ischemia in the affected ovary (Figure 4).