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missing adnexaFrom: richard kaplan (mrkaplan@nr.infi.net)Fri Aug 30 21:57:06 1996
Attention >turned to right side, Round ligament easily identified. NO TUBE ?? Incision >enlarged, adnexal area easily visualized No adhesions. Total absence of >any evidence of tube or ovary on this side. I had a case where I found the right adnexa in the right upper quadrant completely isolated from the other pelvic organs when I was doing a diagnostic larparoscopy. I'm sure the adnexa would never have been found through a small subumbilical incision. I believe I saw an article on ectopic adnexa but I can't remember the reference. Ricky Kaplan Pvt Practice Ob/Gyn Greensboro, N.C.
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