Ovarian torsion: A case series

Aims and Objectives: The aim of the study was to analyse risk factors, surgical outcomes, ovarian salvage rate, mass histopathology. Objectives draw attention clinical, sonographic, surgical, pathological signs symptoms characteristics histologically proven torsion instances.Method: This took place at Department Obstetrics Gynecology, Kamineni Institute Medical Sciences in Narketpally from July 2021 2022. Retrospective analyses demographic, clinicopathological, sonographic data were performed on 16 patients with who underwent surgery. All instances sudden, severe, acute abdomen pain looked clinically radiologically. After receiving findings, emergency surgery performed.Result: 31 mean age. Pelvis or abdominal major complaint our investigation. A pre-existing is a significant factor for torsion. 60% had emergent exploratory laparotomy, 40% laparoscopic operation. cystectomy, oophorectomy. Most prevalent serous cystadenoma.Conclusion: Study shows that causes pelvic pain. Pre-existing Ovarian can develop any Ultrasound imaging most frequently used assess but confirmative diagnosis by intraoperative finding. To preserve tissue, act quickly.