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Re: Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser SyndormeFrom: DoctorJoe@aol.comSun Feb 28 19:43:31 1999
In a message dated 2/28/99 8:46:54 PM, geraldpr@roadrunner.com writes: << I recently explored a 38 year old for a 10 cm. pelvic mass presenting with pelvic pain with this syndrome. She had been operated on in the past for a "inguinal hernia" which in fact turned out to be a prolapsed left ovary. The pelvic mass presented to me as a large, tender ovoid mass high in the pelvis to the right of the mid line. She had an absent left kidney and, of interest, was born with esophageal atresia. Anyone care to offer a pre-op diagnosis on the nature of this pelvic mass? >> Well, it could be a pelvic kidney. Seems like she's got enough anatomic weirdness... And it SHOULD be evaluated by IVP before removal. Wouldn't do to take out her only rene... Joe P.
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