A 14-year-old child, a day ago, complaining of pain in the right lower quadrant of the abdomen with suspected appendicitis, went to a children's hospital, where, without ultrasound, acute surgical pathology was excluded and ultrasound was recommended in the public clinic at the place of residence. According to the patient, it is known that she has a history of surgery for apoplexy (rupture of a cyst) of the left ovary.
On ultrasound, the appendix is not visualized, the bladder is poorly filled, the right ovary is round in shape, without dominant follicles, up to 36x30 mm in size, increased echogenicity with increased blood flow on the CFM, with fluid nearby up to 8 ml (norm on ultrasound up to 5 ml) (differential diagnosis: oophoritis, apoplexy, etc.), the left ovary is not visualized.
