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Abdominal plain X-rays showing an oval calcific opacity.. Notes: Abdominal plain X-rays showing an oval calcific opacity (arrow) (A) in the left pelvic area, (B) which migrated toward the midline in the next abdominal plain X-ray obtained after a week.
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A 1.2 cm oval calcific opacity was noted in the left side of the pelvis on the abdominal plain X-ray (Figure 1A), and an ultrasound of the abdomen was unremarkable. Another abdominal plain X-ray obtained after a week showed the same opacity in the pelvis in the midline (Figure 1B).
Axial computed tomography scan (bone window) image showing oval calcification (arrow) in the right adnexa.
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A CT scan was performed, suspecting the opacity to be a vesical calculus, which showed an oval calcified lesion in the right adnexa (Figure 2).
Axial short TI inversion recovery magnetic resonance image showing absent right adnexa and blunt ending right fallopian tube.. Note: Blunt ending right fallopian tube (black arrow); normal left ovary is noted (white arrow).
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It showed an absent right ovary and a calcified lesion in the left adnexa adjacent to the left ovary (Figures 3-5), suggesting that it was an autoamputated wandering calcified right ovary.
Axial fat suppressed T1-weighted image showing oval hyperintense lesion with thick central calcification in the left adnexa (arrow).. Note: Peripheral hyperintensity on the T1-weighted image can be due to methemoglobin or calcification.
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It showed an absent right ovary and a calcified lesion in the left adnexa adjacent to the left ovary (Figures 3-5), suggesting that it was an autoamputated wandering calcified right ovary.
Sagittal post-gadolinium contrast T1-weighted fat suppressed image shows nonenhancing calcified oval lesion (arrow) in the left adnexa.
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It showed an absent right ovary and a calcified lesion in the left adnexa adjacent to the left ovary (Figures 3-5), suggesting that it was an autoamputated wandering calcified right ovary.