… the clinicopathological characteristics of … torsion without underlying cyst were considered
non-neoplastic masses. Germ cell tumours (GCT), epithelial tumours, sex cord stromal tumours (…

… on the incidence and clinicopathological features of different ovarian tumours in girls up to
20 … undergoing torsion we found that mct was the most common tumour to undergo torsion in …

… presented with torsion and no clinical features of virilization. The detailed clinicopathological
… We aim to present the clinicopathological characteristics of a hormonally active SLCT in a …

… the female genital tract, but also the commonest tumours in the whole body.It is estimated that
… torsion, haemorrhage, infection, sarcomatous and other degenerative change.This review …

… In most cases an ovarian tumor is present. Torsion of a normal sized ovary is extremely rare.
… or polycystic ovaries seem to be prone to torsion. Comerci et al 9 reported an incidence of …

… tumor over 10 cm diameter and pain along with complaints related to the pressure while 15
(10.5) of the cases were urgently operated on because of torsion… teratoma are torsion, rupture…

… tumor in the tail of the pancreas, two patients had a tumor in the head, one patient had a tumor
… acute abdominal symptoms that are perhaps related to a torsion of the pedicle, rupture, or …

… 13A and 13B), hypervascular nonepithelial primary ovarian tumors, and necrotic
metastases, can mimic ovarian torsion. Lack of a twisted pedicle or evidence of normal ovarian …

… The long Infundibulo pelvic ligament predisposes the ovary to torsion. Adnexal torsion or
primarily ovarian torsion is a relatively rare condition. It ranks fifth among the gynecological …

… Introduction: Adnexal torsion is a significant source of … to assess the clinicopathological
profile of adnexal torsion cases … with surgically proven adnexal torsion from January 2019 to …