Citations:adnexum

Appendage of an organ

 * 2006, Marilyn J. Siegel, Brian D. Coley, Pediatric Imaging, Lippincott Williams & Wilkins ISBN 0781759803
 * Torsion of a normal adnexum is due to excessive mobility secondary to lax supporting ligaments.
 * 1914, The American Journal of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children, vol. 69, p. 431.
 * The adnexum was extirpated from one side for histological examination.
 * 2017, Larry C. Gilstrap, F. Gary Cunningham, Operative Obstretrics, McGraw Hill Professional ISBN 0071849076
 * During torsion, low-pressure veins draining an adnexum are compressed early by the twisting pedicle, but high-pressure arteries initially resist compression.
 * 1989, Journal of Reproductive Medicine, vol. 56, p. 34.
 * The modified adnexum was then replaced within the peritoneal cavity,...
 * 1959, Acta Morphologica, vol. 9-10, p. 321.
 * The probable sources were the removed left uterine adnexum and the scarred lymph node close to the right principial bronchus.
 * 1992, Indian Science Abstracts, vol. 28, p. 62.
 * Unilateral adnexal disease, with the other adnexum remaining normal, should not be always a cause for infertility.
 * 2002, Duru Shah, Gautam N. Allahbadia, Practical Infertility Management, Orient Blackswan, 2002 ISBN 8125022066
 * Bayer and Wiskind (1994) confirm that following untwisting of the compromised adnexum by laparoscopy, the return of pink colour is a sign of viability.
 * 1897, Annals of Medical Practice, vol. 7, p. 25.
 * ...in instances like those occuring in a case in which the adnexum on one side only has been removed...