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Giant Hemorrhagic Ovarian Cyst with Torsion-Rare Case Report Durga K, MD1, Yasodha A1 and S Yuvarajan2* ISSN: 2377-9004 Durga et al. Obstet Gynecol Cases Rev 2020, 7:169 DOI: 10.23937/2377-9004/1410169 Volume 7 | Issue 4 Obstetrics and Open Access Gynaecology Cases - Reviews CASE REPORT Giant Hemorrhagic Ovarian Cyst with Torsion-Rare Case Report Durga K, MD1, Yasodha A1 and S Yuvarajan2* 1 Associate Professor, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, SLIMS, Puducherry, India Check for 2Professor, Department of Respiratory Medicine, SMVMCH, Puducherry, India updates *Corresponding author: Dr. S Yuvarajan, Professor, Department of Respiratory Medicine, SMVMCH, Puducherry, India ovarian masses cause compressive symptoms on Uri- Abstract nary, respiratory and gastro-intestinal tract. So an ideal Giant ovarian tumours are rare nowadays due to early rec- comprehensive approach to the management of these ognition of these tumours in clinical practice. Management of these tumours depends on age of the patient, size of the mammoth ovarian tumors is much needed to amelio- mass and its histopathology. We are reporting a rare case rate the secondary effects along with the primary treat- of torsion of hemorrhagic ovarian cyst presented to us with ment [2]. acute abdomen. 22-year-old, unmarried girl came to our out- patient department with complaints of lower abdominal pain Here, we are reporting a rare case of torsion of hem- for 3 days. Patient was apparently normal before 3 days orrhagic ovarian cyst presented to us with acute abdo- after which she developed lower abdominal pain which was men. spasmodic in nature more on the right side. The abdominal pain was progressive, non-radiating aggravated on routine Case Report activities and relieved with analgesics. Patient also had his- tory of vomiting 3 to 4 episodes per day for the past 2 days. History Abdominal examination showed distension of lower abdo- men with tenderness over right iliac region. Cystic mass 5*5 22-year-old unmarried girl came to our outpatient cm felt on palpation which was extending from iliac region to department with complaints of lower abdominal pain hypogastrium with ill defined borders. Bed side ultrasound for 3 days. Patient was apparently normal before 3 days abdomen and pelvis showed two right adnexal hemorrhagic cystic masses of size 8.4*5.3*5.2 cm and 5.2*4.1*3 cm re- after which she developed lower abdominal pain which spectively without vascularity in doppler study. Right ovary was spasmodic in nature more on the right side. The could not be visualized separately. With clinical suspicion of abdominal pain was progressive, non-radiating aggra- torsion, MRI pelvis was done immediately which confirmed vated on routine activities and relieved with analgesics. torsion of cysts. Patient was posted for emergency laparot- Patient also had history of vomiting 3 to 4 episodes per omy. Two huge hemorrhagic mass of size 8*6 cm and 5*3 cm was identified on the ride side of uterus which was ne- day for the past 2 days. She had regular menstrual cy- crotic and gangrenous. Right ovary could not be visualized cles. No significant past illness. seperately. The hemorrhagic ovarian cysts had undergone torsion. Detorsion of the cyst was done. As there was no On examination, evidence of viability, cystectomy followed by right salphingo Patient was conscious, oriented, afebrile. oophorectomy was done. Vitals Introduction • Temp: Normal Giant ovarian tumours are rare nowadays due to • Pulse rate: 76 bpm early recognition of these tumours in clinical practice. • Blood pressure: 100/70 mmHg Management of these tumours depends on age of the patient, size of the mass and its histopathology [1]. • Respiratory Rate: 16/min Large ovarian masses also cause psycho-social stress Abdominal examination showed distension of lower due to fear of malignancy among the patients. Large Citation: Durga K, Yasodha A, Yuvarajan S (2020) Giant Hemorrhagic Ovarian Cyst with Torsion-Rare Case Report. Obstet Gynecol Cases Rev 7:169. doi.org/10.23937/2377-9004/1410169 Accepted: July 21, 2020: Published: July 23, 2020 Copyright: © 2020 Durga K, et al. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited. Durga et al. Obstet Gynecol Cases Rev 2020, 7:169 • Page 1 of 4 • DOI: 10.23937/2377-9004/1410169 ISSN: 2377-9004 Figure 1: USG pelvis showed Right hemorrhagic ovarian cysts. Figure 2: MRI pelvis: Two Hemorrhagic ovarian cysts with features suggestive of Torsion. abdomen with tenderness over right iliac region. Cystic diately which confirmed torsion of cysts (Figure 2). mass 5*5 cm felt on palpation which was extending from iliac region to hypogastrium with ill defined borders. A Management Tender right adenexal mass was felt, on per rectal ex- Patient was posted for emergency laparotomy. Un- amination (Figure 1). der general anaesthesia, laparotomy was proceeded Investigations with suprapubic transverse incision. Two huge hemor- rhagic mass of size 8*6 cm and 5*3 cm was identified Routine blood investigations (Complete blood count, on the ride side of uterus which was necrotic and gan- Liver and renal function tests) were within normal lim- grenous. Right ovary could not be visualised seperately. its. Bed side ultrasound abdomen and pelvis showed The hemorrhagic ovarian cysts had undergone torsion. two right adenexal hemorrhagic cystic masses of size Detorsion of the cyst was done. As there was no evi- 8.4 *5.3*5.2 cm and 5.2*4.1*3 cm respectively without dence of viability, cystectomy followed by right salphin- vascularity in doppler study. Right ovary could not be visualised separately. Left adenexa was normal. With go oophorectomy was done. clinical suspicion of torsion, MRI pelvis was done imme- Post-operative period was uneventful. Patient was Durga et al. Obstet Gynecol Cases Rev 2020, 7:169 • Page 2 of 4 • DOI: 10.23937/2377-9004/1410169 ISSN: 2377-9004 Figure 3: Haemorrhagic Ovarian cysts with Gangrenous fallopian tubes. discharged with advice to follow up. Histopathology of lion women) [8-10]. excised cyst showed right sided simple haemorrhag- Nearly 80% of patients with torsion ovary had ovari- ic cyst with necrosed ovarian tissue and fallopian tube an masses of 5 cm or larger [11,12]. The sizes of ovarian (Figure 3). masses are correlated with the risk of the torsion. How- Discussion ever, Ovarian torsion can occur with any masses with size ranging from1 to 30 cm (mean 9.5 cm) [13]. Large Hemorrhagic ovarian cyst (HOC) is an adnexal mass follicular cysts as result of ovulation induction in infer- formed because of bleeding into a follicular or corpus tility treatment may carry an increased risk for torsion luteum cyst or a theca lutein cyst. Most of HOCs are [14]. functional, few of them can be neoplastic but they are universally benign. Mostly seen in young women of In ultrasonography a torsed ovary may be rounded reproductive age group though also reported rarely in and enlarged compared with the contralateral ovary, perimenopausal women [3]. HOCs typically develops in because of edema or vascular and lymph engorgement ovulating women. [15,16]. Whirlpool sign is highly sensitive for ovarian torsion [17,18]. The whirlpool sign shows a twisted vas- Secondary to hormonal response, the stromal cells cular pedicle, and a Doppler sonogram reveals circular surrounding a maturing Graafian follicle become more vessels within the mass. vascular and after the oocyte has been expelled, the Graafian follicle develops into a corpus luteum with a Ultrasound is considered the cornerstone in the di- highly vascular and fragile granulosa layer, which rup- agnosis of HOCs irrespective of the clinical condition of tures easily, forming hemorrhagic ovarian cysts (HOCs). the patients often misdiagnosed due to their variable sonographic appearance, mimicking other organic ad- Ovarian torsion is considered as one of the compli- nexal masses like dermoid. cation of large ovarian cysts. Ovarian torsion in women can present as acute abdomen in the emergency room. Sonographic morphological patterns of hemorrhagic Rapid diagnosis is often needed to retain the tubo-ovar- ovarian cysts (HOC) ian function and to avoid significant morbidity and mor- 1. Thin wall, tality [4]. There may be partial or complete rotation of adenexa with associated ischemia. Ovarian torsion is 2. The internal echogram shows diffuse solid pat- usually seen in 2%-15% of patients who had previous tern, surgeries for adnexal masses [4]. It presents with acute 3. The internal echogram shows mixed cystic and onset of pelvic pain, followed by nausea and vomiting. solid pattern, Torsion of ovary is considered as a gynecological 4. The internal echogram shows a sponge-like pat- emergency [5-7]. Torsions more commonly involve both tern (lace like reticular pattern), the ovary and fallopian tube, and there are fewer cases 5. Color Doppler of HOC shows peripheral or cir- of isolated torsion involving either one (one in 1.5 mil- Durga et al. Obstet Gynecol Cases Rev 2020, 7:169 • Page 3 of 4 • DOI: 10.23937/2377-9004/1410169 ISSN: 2377-9004 cumferential blood flow in the cyst wall typical. 4. Ci Huang, Mun-KunHong, Dah-Ching Dinga (2017) A re- Clot may adhere to the cyst wall mimicking a nod- view of ovary torsion. Ci Ji Yi Xue Za Zhi 29: 143-147. ule, but has no blood flow on Doppler imaging re- 5. McWilliams GD, Hill MJ, Dietrich CS (2008) Gynecologic tracting clot may have sharp or concave borders. emergencies. Surg Clin North Am 88: 265-283. 6. Muolokwu E, Sanchez J, Bercaw JL, Sangi-Haghpeykar H, Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) can be used to Banszek T, et al. (2011) The incidence and surgical man- diagnose torsion if findings on ultrasound are equivo- agement of paratubal cysts in a pediatric and adolescent cal [19-23].
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