Abstract
A complex case report of the diagnosis and surgical correction of ovaricovaricocele (OVC) in a girl with portal hypertension syndrome is presented. The disease manifested itself with symptoms atypical for portal hypertension – dysmenorrhagia and persistent recurrent pelvic pain. The cause of OVC was thrombosis of the left renal vein after splenorenal shunt. Venous hypertension of the left kidney persisted even after creating a mesenteric-caval anastomosis and improving portal hemodynamics. Left-sided ovarian-caval shunt was made with a good clinical effect, which was confirmed by angiography.
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