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Complete absence of fallopian tube and adjacent ovary in a fertile patient

Ozlem EVLİYAOGLU
Hasan Onur TOPCU
Mahmut Kuntay KOKANALİ
Alev ESERCAN
Esma SARİKAYA
Pages
129–131
Publication Date
2022-10-18
DOI
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This report focuses on a fertile patient taken todiagnostic laparoscopy for missing intrauterine device of extrauterine location.Complete absence of right fallopian tube and ovary was found incidentally.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Complete or partial absence of fallopian tube and ovary is a rare incidental findingusually in infertile patient.
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Key Findings & Data:Complete or partial absence of fallopian tube and ovary is a rare incidental findingusually in infertile patient.
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Conclusion & Impact:This report focuses on a fertile patient taken todiagnostic laparoscopy for missing intrauterine device of extrauterine location.Complete absence of right fallopian tube and ovary was found incidentally.
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⚙️Variables:Absence of fallopian tube · Absence of ovary · Missing intrauterine device

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Complete or partial absence of fallopian tube and ovary is a rare incidental findingusually in infertile patient. This report focuses on a fertile patient taken todiagnostic laparoscopy for missing intrauterine device of extrauterine location.Complete absence of right fallopian tube and ovary was found incidentally.

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EVLİYAOGLU, O., TOPCU, H. O., KOKANALİ, M. K., ESERCAN, A., SARİKAYA, E. (2022). Complete absence of fallopian tube and adjacent ovary in a fertile patient. Journal of Experimental and Clinical Medicine, Cilt: 34 - Sayı: 2, 129–131. https://ajindex.com/articles/562998

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