الفهرس 
Anatomy of the Female Reproductive System
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Abstract
Acute pelvic pain accounts for up to 40% of the visits to gynecological
emergency departments and may indicate a serious condition. Potentially lifethreatening
gynecological emergencies are acute pelvic conditions that may
spontaneously evolve into a life threatening situation. They may also carry a risk
of sequelae (organ failure or organ removal) or death in the absence of prompt
diagnosis and treatment.
The most common gynecological emergencies are ruptured ectopic
pregnancy, adnexal torsion, and complicated pelvic inflammatory disease (tuboovarian
abscess (TOA) and pyosalpinx). Missing these high-risk conditions may
delay treatment that could lead to potentially negative patient outcomes.
In this study, history taking, physical examination, ultrasonography, and
laboratory tests are the most appropriate tools used for final diagnosis of cases.
The present study compared the sensitivity of clinical diagnosis with
sensitivity of ultrasound diagnosis.
This study was carried out over 1 year on 30 female patients. The records
of all patients were reviewed and data were collected prospectively. Our study
included patients presented to the Emergency Department with acute pelvic pain
and/ or vaginal bleeding.