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Unilateral absence of uterine adnexa.

The unilateral absence of uterine adnexa is a rarely described 
entity. It may be due to developmental failure or auto amputation 
following adnexal torsion.[1] Such a condition may be discovered 
during investigation for infertility or primary amenorrhea 
in asymptomatic cases with or without past history of acute 
abdomen pain. It may be incidentally detected as a migratory 
abdominal calcification during radiologic investigation and also 
during postmortem examination