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Origoni M et al. – In cases of acute abdomen in pregnancy, with detailed Doppler flow ultrasound evidence of normal ovaries and of a pelvic cyst, an isolated tubal–paratubal cyst torsion should be considered and appropriate ovary–sparing surgical treatment foreseen.

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