Journal of pediatric and adolescent gynecology · 2025
Perforated Rotated Mesenteric Cyst Presenting as Acute Abdominal Pain in a Female Pediatric Patient: A Case Report.
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Dirjayanto Valerie Josephine, Sugianto Astrid Indrafebrina, Tamba Riana Pauline
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: Although more than half of cases are asymptomatic or mild in symptoms, mesenteric cysts can present clinically and radiologically similar to gynecologic diseases.
CASE: A female child presented with worsening episodes of abdominal pain 1 day before admission. Abdominal x-ray suggested mechanical obstruction of the small bowel, and CT scan suggested ileal abnormality.
DISCUSSION: During open surgery, we found 2 rotated chylous mesenteric cysts, accompanied by adhesions and jejunal perforation 57 cm from the ligament of Treitz. Cyst excision, adhesiolysis, ileo-ileal resection, and anastomosis were performed.
CONCLUSION: Although rare and challenging to identify, mesenteric cysts should be kept in the differential diagnosis of female children presenting with abdominal pain.
CASE: A female child presented with worsening episodes of abdominal pain 1 day before admission. Abdominal x-ray suggested mechanical obstruction of the small bowel, and CT scan suggested ileal abnormality.
DISCUSSION: During open surgery, we found 2 rotated chylous mesenteric cysts, accompanied by adhesions and jejunal perforation 57 cm from the ligament of Treitz. Cyst excision, adhesiolysis, ileo-ileal resection, and anastomosis were performed.
CONCLUSION: Although rare and challenging to identify, mesenteric cysts should be kept in the differential diagnosis of female children presenting with abdominal pain.