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gastric duplicate cyst
3 year old female with history of epigatric cramps of varying severity. Normal milestones. Prenatal sonograms not available. Vry occasional vomiting. Good appetite. Details in the captions within the image. Opinions will be appreciated.
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Permalink Reply by Dr Md Azizul Islam on -
Very interesting! Good Image.
Please, update with result after surgery. -
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Permalink Reply by Dr MM Nurus shafi on -
Thank you sir for nice case. I haven't seen one. looks almost like stomach . This peri gastric cystic mass needs to be separated from pancreatic cyst, true or pseudo.
If of pancreatic origin surgery should be deferred ?
Other cystic masses like mesenteric cyst, haemartoma etc will come into DD.
CT might haver been done ?
Apparently not pusatile ?
Waiting for Dx. -
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Permalink Reply by Bashir H Samma;MD,PGD&C,SrMAIUM on -
The pancreas was perfectly normal. The pancreatic cyst does not have mucosa / muscularis propria pattern llike this one.
Gastric duplicate cysts are rare,,,,literature says so far there seven reported cases. -
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Permalink Reply by Rob Goodman on -
This case beautifully demonstrates the gut signature which distinguishes duplication cysts from choledochal cysts or lymphangiomas.
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