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case_images: CT scan demonstrating the largest dimensions of the cyst (36 x 28 cm) prior to excision.
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case_images: Dimensions reported were 36 cm in long axis, 28 cm in transverse diameter, and 15 cm in anteroposterior diameter, corresponding to 7 liters in volume, suggestive of a right ovarian cystadenoma (Figures 1 and 2).
case_images: The paratubal cyst sac size noted following excision.
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case_images: Dimensions reported were 36 cm in long axis, 28 cm in transverse diameter, and 15 cm in anteroposterior diameter, corresponding to 7 liters in volume, suggestive of a right ovarian cystadenoma (Figures 1 and 2).
case_images: The figure demonstrates the 11 mm trocar introduced into the cyst cavity to facilitate drainage. A purse-string suture placed around the trocar is also demonstrated. A 5 mm suction tube was used to drain the cystic fluid contents through the trocar.
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case_images: An Alexis O  wound protector/retractor Applied Medical was introduced through the small incision permitting better visualization of the cyst (Figure 3).
case_images: The giant paratubal cyst sac after drainage persistently reaching the upper abdominal structures (the liver and the gall bladder).
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case_images: The cyst borders were identified (Figure 4).