… According to the reported findings, the number of diagnostic … , among which 58% is adnexitis.
In approximately 2% to 5.4% … a different illness, (eg, adnexitis, extrauterine, pregnancy, or …

… The present study found that in patients with a suspicion of appendicitis, higher PSP levels
are associated with less likelihood of having the suspected clinical entity. Inclusion of PSP …

… CT, in our view, if the ultrasonographic findings are equivocal (37). Children under …
Laparoscopy enables abdominal exploration to rule out various differential diagnoses, eg, adnexitis …

… The presentation of this patient could not be explained by common appendicitis or adnexitis…
based upon these pathological findings. Single-port laparoscopic surgery has the potential …

… Our results showed a considerable variation of MR imaging findings in laparoscopically …
and good correlation between MR imaging and laparoscopic findings, we can state that it is …

METHODS: We evaluated four hundred and twenty seven consecutive pathology reports of
all appende-ctomy specimens from January 2003 to December 2004. Findings were …

… laparoscopy for infertility problem from January 2002 to September 2004. Any suspicious
findings for 1'.8. adnexitis … as diagnosed by laparoscopy and confirmed by tissue biopsy was 5.7…

… incidence of positive laparoscopic findings was as high as 77%. Previous adnexitis or clinical
suspicion of … findings (33 patients) proved to be approximately of equal prognostic value. …

… findings need to be correlated. If adnexitis is suspected based on clinical findings, in addition
to a history of hydrosalpinx and tubal ligation, findings such as a dilated fallopian tube and …

… active patients with clinically suspected adnexitis and illness severe … organs on vaginal
examination was an essential finding. … cases of salpingitis are confirmed as such by laparoscopic …