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The sonographic evaluation showed a 100/52mm right oblong adnexal cyst suggesting a hydrosalpinx
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Sonographic evaluation revealed a 100/52mm right oblong adnexal cyst, clearly separated from the ipsilateral ovary suggesting a hydrosalpinx (Figure 1, Figure 2).
Ultrasound showed that the cyst is clearly separated from the ipsilateral ovary
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Sonographic evaluation revealed a 100/52mm right oblong adnexal cyst, clearly separated from the ipsilateral ovary suggesting a hydrosalpinx (Figure 1, Figure 2).
At surgery, a 10cm twisted right paratubal cyst were diagnosed
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During the surgery, a 10cm twisted right paratubal cyst and normal bilateral ovaries were diagnosed (Figure 3).
Cystectomy was performed without rupture
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Cystectomy was performed without rupture (Figure 4) and the cyst was sent to pathology.
Borderline paratubal cyst: The epithelium showed nuclear stratification, gland formation and atypical papillary proliferations. No invasive features were recognized
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The tumor was pathologically diagnosed as borderline serous papillary tumor within PC (Figure 5).