Mesothelial mesenteric cyst. Case report
Quiste mesentérico mesotelial. Reporte de caso
Resumen:
Mesenteric cysts are rare abdominal tumors. Its incidence is 1/100,000 in adults. It can compromise any sector of the mesentery, being more frequent in ileon. They are usually benign, and their pathogenesis is unknown. Its preoperative diagnosis is difficult as clinical presentation is variable. They are usually asymptomatic presenting as an incidental finding. Symptoms are secondary to size or complications. Its treatment is surgical by exeresis of the injury. The definitive diagnosis is anatomopathological. We present the case of a right mesocolon cyst successfully resolved by laparoscopic approach.
Los quistes mesentéricos son tumoraciones abdominales infrecuentes. Su incidencia es de 1/100.000 en adultos, pueden comprometer cualquier sector del mesenterio, siendo más frecuente en el íleon. Generalmente son benignos y su patogénesis se desconoce. Su diagnóstico preoperatorio es complejo ya que la presentación clínica es variable. Generalmente son asintomáticos presentándose como un hallazgo incidental. Los síntomas son secundarios al tamaño o sus complicaciones. Su tratamiento es quirúrgico mediante la exéresis de la lesión. El diagnóstico definitivo es anatomopatológico. Presentamos el caso de un quiste de mesocolon derecho resuelto exitosamente por abordaje laparoscópico.
2021 | |
Quiste mesentérico Quiste mesocolon Abordaje laparoscópico. Mesothelial cyst Mesocolon cyst Laparoscopic approach. |
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Sociedad de Cirugía del Uruguay | |
Revista Cirugía del Uruguay | |
https://revista.scu.org.uy/index.php/cir_urug/article/view/4637 | |
Acceso abierto | |
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Sumario: | Mesenteric cysts are rare abdominal tumors. Its incidence is 1/100,000 in adults. It can compromise any sector of the mesentery, being more frequent in ileon. They are usually benign, and their pathogenesis is unknown. Its preoperative diagnosis is difficult as clinical presentation is variable. They are usually asymptomatic presenting as an incidental finding. Symptoms are secondary to size or complications. Its treatment is surgical by exeresis of the injury. The definitive diagnosis is anatomopathological. We present the case of a right mesocolon cyst successfully resolved by laparoscopic approach. |
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