We report the case of a patient with a mesenteric chylous lymphangioma who presented with acute pelvic symptoms mimicking adnexal torsion. The cyst contents had no specific sonographic or CT characteristics, such as a fluid-fluid level, to aid the preoperative diagnosis; definitive diagnosis was made only upon histopathologic examination of the cyst, which was resected intact.
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