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Septated ovarian cyst and ovary not able to be removed laparoscopically due to dense omental and bowel adhesions? sigmoid adhered pelvic wall. next?
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Surgery , open proc: If the symptoms are bad, than an open procedure would be recommended after failed laposcopy
Answered 9/22/2015
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