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Ultrasound images of persistent left ovarian cyst (3 months later). A hypoechoic cyst with a few polygonal shape density lesions inside the ovarian area with the hypogastric vessel as a landmark was shown on the images. (a) A hypoechoic cyst with a few polygonal shape lesion inside. (b) The hypogastric vessel as a landmark of the ovary.
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The size gradually decreased but persisted at 10 cm for more than a year with occasional mild pain (Figures 1 and 2).
Computed tomography images of the left ovarian cyst (thick arrow) (3 months later). Large heteroechoic cystic lesion that drained to the left enlarged ovarian vein (thin arrow) with several bizarre shapes, low density lesions inside the left ovary, as shown on (a) coronal section and (b) sagittal section.
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The size gradually decreased but persisted at 10 cm for more than a year with occasional mild pain (Figures 1 and 2).
Intraoperative finding in the second laparotomy (13 months later). (a) Intact left ovarian wall with ovarian ligament proper. (b) Bowel adhesion blended around the left ovary. (c) Internal surface of the left ovarian cyst. (d) Postmarsupialization of the ovarian wall.
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The left ovary was opened, drained, and marsupialized to decrease recurrence (Figure 3).