Normal left #Ovary(ies) in first pic, right ovarian #Cyst(s) | Figure 1

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Normal left #Ovary(ies) in first pic, right ovarian #Cyst(s) in the second photo. Note swollen, smooth appearance. Patient had intermittent pain not associated with menses, abdominal "fullness" on right, and #Mittelschmerz #Pain. Cyst was excised, ovary sparing approach

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