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The overall goal of the project is to find a panel of novel biomarkers for early detection of ovarian torsion.
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The overall goal of the project is to find a panel of novel biomarkers for early detection of ovarian torsion.
The specifc aims of the current study are:
A prospective, 12-24 months study.
20 Patients with confirmed ovarian torsion will be enrolled.
The patients will complete a questionnaire prior to and following the procedure
3.5ml blood samples will be obtained immediately before laparoscopy, postoperative day, and four weeks after laparoscopy during the follow-up.
The peritoneal fluid wash will be collected during the laparoscopy from 14 patients (out of the 20 enrolled) that will provide additional written consent specific for the procedure.
20 Patients suspected of ovarian torsion with no ovarian torsion, as confirmed by laparoscopy, will be enrolled.
The patients will complete a questionnaire prior to and following the procedure
5ml blood samples will be obtained immediately before laparoscopy and four weeks after laparoscopy during the follow-up.
The peritoneal fluid wash will be collected during the laparoscopy from 14 patients (out of the 20 enrolled) that will provide additional written consent specific for the procedure.
20 Healthy controls will be enrolled and provide a 5ml blood sample.
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* Patients that are unable to provide informed consent
20 participants in 3 patient groups
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Batel Hamou; Oshri Barel, md
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