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Table 3 Surgical and pathological characteristics

From: Clinical characteristics, treatment and outcomes of adnexal torsion in pregnant women: a retrospective study

Characteristics

Patients

Duration time from onset to surgery (hours), median (range)

14 (4–192)

Surgical indication

 Suspicious of adnexal torsion, n/N (%)

79/82 (96.3%)

 Suspicious of appendicitis, n/N (%)

3/82 (3.7%)

Surgical approach

 Laparoscopy, n/N (%)

63/82 (76.8%)

 Laparotomy, n/N (%)

19/82 (23.2%)

Side of torsion

 Right, n/N (%)

43 /82 (52.4%)

 Left, n/N (%)

39/82 (47.6%)

Organs involved in the torsion

 Ovary, n/N (%)

35/82 (42.7%)

 Ovary and tube, n/N (%)

45/82 (54.9%)

 Tube, n/N (%)

2/82 (2.4%)

Conservative surgery

 Detorsion only, n/N (%)

1/82 (1.2%)

 Detorsion + fenestration, n/N (%)

2/82 (2.4%)

 Detorsion + cystectomy, n/N (%)

48/82 (58.5%)

 Salpingectomy, n/N (%)

2/82 (2.4%)

 Detorsion + USO, n/N (%)

29/82 (35.4%)

Pathological results*

 Corpus luteum cyst, n/N (%)

35/79 (44.3%)

 Serous cystadenoma, n/N (%)

14/79 (17.7%)

 Begin teratoma, n/N (%)

14/79 (17.7%)

 Follicular cyst, n/N (%)

8/79 (10.1%)

 Mesosalpinx cyst, n/N (%)

5/79 (6.3%)

 Endometrioma, n/N (%)

1/79 (1.3%)

 Mucinous cystadenoma, n/N (%)

1/79 (1.3%)

 Ovarian clean cell carcinoma, n/N (%)

1/79 (1.3%)

  1. * 79 patients had available pathologic results
  2. USO Unilateral salpingo-oophorectomy