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case_images: Transverse ultrasound view of the right adnexa, demonstrating the cyst. Note its homogenous echotexture.
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case_images: There were no septations, solid components, or abnormal vascularity noted (Figure 1).
case_images: Sagittal view (MRI) of the right adnexal cyst. Note its simple appearance.
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case_images: A planned MRI was conducted as an outpatient when she was 17 + 2 weeks gestation (Figure 2).
case_images: The partially dissected right adnexal cyst.
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case_images: A large right adnexal mass extending to reach the liver was visualised and determined to be paratubal in origin (Figure 3).
case_images: The right adnexa following complete excision of the cyst. Note the normal right ovary and gravid uterus.
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case_images: Otherwise, both the right and left fallopian tubes and ovaries were normal and left intact bilaterally (Figure 4).