Abstract
A 29-year-old woman with primary infertility was referred to our hospital for inability to conceive after having been married for 10 years. Her menstrual cycle was oligomenorrheic with a 45to 50-day interval. There was no dysmenorrhea or dyspareunia and no acute/chronic pelvic pain or abdominopelvic surgery in the medical history. Transvaginal ultrasound revealed a polycystic large right ovary and absence of the left ovary. In the hysterosalpingogram, uterine cavity and the right tube were normal; there was no left tubal passage. During laparoscopy, the distal point of the left tube was attached to the omentum, and twisted, and the left ovary was absent. We observed white separated tissue resembling a hypoplastic ovary 1-cm in diameter within omentum (Fig. 1). We excised the left tube with the white separated
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