A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF SURGICALLY MANAGED BENIGN ADNEXAL MASSES AND ACUTE EMERGENCIES IN WOMEN FROM A TERTIARY CARE CENTRE

Abstract

Background: Benign adnexal masses represent a significant clinical concern, with diverse 
etiologies and potential for acute complications. This study aims to provide insights into the 
surgical management of these masses and associated emergencies in a tertiary care setting. 
Objectives: To evaluate the outcomes, efficacy, and safety of surgical interventions for benign 
adnexal masses and related acute emergencies in a cohort of women. Methods: A retrospective 
review was conducted on 94 women who underwent surgical treatment for benign adnexal 
masses and related emergencies at a tertiary care center. Patient demographics, clinical 
presentations, surgical procedures, outcomes, and complications were analyzed. Results: The 
study population primarily consisted of reproductive age grouped women, with a median age 
of 35 years. The most common p