Case presentation A 16-year-old female presented with abdominal tenderness for seven days. She had no significant medical history and denied taking drugs, alcohol, or herbal agents. Physical examination Body temperature: 36.3 o C Arterial blood pressure: 120/70 mmHg Heart rate: 82/min The doctors suspected ascites in the abdominal region. No other abnormalities were noted. Laboratory examination No anemia was noted.
No abnormal WCC No thrombocyte abnormality Peripheral smear – Normal No electrolyte abnormality Renal and hepatic functions were normal CRP – 39 (Normal range: 0–5 mg/L) ESR – 42 (Normal range: 0–20 mm/h) Chest X-ray – Normal Her abdominal ultrasonography revealed a septate cyst in her left ovary. Paracentesis was performed, and the fluid was sent to the pathology laboratory. Inflammatory cells rich in lymphocytes were detected. No malignancy was observed. The serum albumin…
