Torsion of Giant (3 Kg) Non - Gravid Myomatous Uterus with Congenital Cervical Agenesis with Absence of Right Side Ovary and Fallopian Tube: Extremely Rare Case

Abstract

Uterine torsion is defined as rotation of the uterus around its longitudinal access by more than 45 degrees. Uterine torsion is supposed to be a rare entity with a combination of diagnostic as well as management challenges. The uterine torsion is mostly associated with uterine anomalies and torsion is common in a gravid urus rather than a non-gravid uterus. Till date, less than fifty such cases have been reported. Here we report a case report of gynaecology uterine torsion over its axis, which was an incidental finding and was managed with great surgical expertise and during the times of COVID pandemic.