Recurrent ovarian and fallopian tube torsion: A case report.

Adnexal torsion is an emergency commonly presenting in women of reproductive age. Timely diagnosis and management are needed to preserve the ovary. Recurrence is more uncommon.

Acute severe heart failure in pregnancy: A clinical challenge and review of the literature.

Pregnancy-associated myocarditis is uncommon and remains poorly described. The spectrum of the disorder is wide, with the severe cases culminating in heart failure, cardiogenic shock and even maternal death. Diagnosis is typically made on imaging, serology and endocardiac biopsy findings with treatment being directed towards the underlying cause.