PMC9894819_01
Left paratubal cyst and dilated left fallopian tube with echogenic contents
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FIG1
The left fallopian tube appeared mildly dilated with echogenic contents within it (Figure 1).
Transabdominal ultrasound revealing a normal appearing left ovary with normal blood flow on color Doppler
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FIG2
On color Doppler, blood flow to the left ovary was normal (Figure 2).
Left fallopian tube with isolated torsion
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FIG3
Intraoperative findings revealed bluish colored left fallopian tube with multiple twists on itself confirming fallopian tube torsion (Figure 3).
Left paratubal cysts in the pouch of Douglas
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FIG4
Left tube fixed at two sites: proximal part to the left ovarian ligament and distal part to the left infundibulopelvic ligament (salpingopexy)
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FIG5
Left fallopian tube was plicated at two sites using 2-0 vicryl suture: proximal tubal part to the left ovarian ligament and the mid tubal part to left mesosalpinx (Figure 5).