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Fig. 7 —49-year-old woman with torsion of right ovary manifesting as
subacute right lower abdominal pain. Contrast-enhanced CT scan shows enlarged
myomatous uterus (U). Right ovary is in normal position but is cystic in
appearance with plasma-erythrocyte level (straight arrow) suggestive
of internal hemorrhage. Thickened twisted pedicle (curved arrow) is
posterior to mass. Pathologic examination revealed torsed right ovary with
hemorrhagic necrosis.
