19 November 2020
: Case report
Symptomatic Giant Primary Nonparasitic Splenic Cyst Treated with Laparoscopic Decapsulation: A Case Report and Literature Review
Challenging differential diagnosis, Rare disease
Salah Termos1AF*, Feras Othman1BEFG, Ali Aljewaied1E, Afaq Mahmoud Alkhalil1F, Mohammad Alhunaidi1A, Socrates Mathew Parayil2D, Fahad Alabdulghani3CDDOI: 10.12659/AJCR.927893
Am J Case Rep 2020; 21:e927893
Table 1. This table shows all the details of the reported cases of primary nonparasitic splenic cysts managed by decapsulation.
Study | Age | Sex | Presentation | Size (cm) | Operation | Follow-up months |
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Our Case | 22 | F | Abdominal pain GI symptoms | 20×17 | Lap. decapsulation | 36 months |
Imoto 2019 []26 | 23 | F | Ruptured cyst | 12×8 | Lap. decapsulation | 6 months |
Elhardello 2018 []27 | 19 | F | Abdominal pain | 12×10 | Lap. decapsulation | 6 months |
Sleiman 2018 []28 | 17 | F | Abdominal pain | 15×15 | Open decapsulation | 60 months |
Khafaji 2017 []29 | 23 | F | Abdominal pain GI symptoms | 16×14 | Lap. decapsulation | – |
Zvizdic 2013 []30 | 10 | F | Incidental finding | 6×6 | Open decapsulation | – |
Pitiakoudis 2011 []31 | 19 | F | Abdominal pain | 17×15 | Attempted Lap. decapsulation Open Splenectomy | – |
Geraghty 2009 []32 | 38 | F | Abdominal pain | 10×7 | Lap. decapsulation | – |
Paksoy 2006 []33 | 28 | F | Abdominal pain | 7×5.6 | Lap. decapsulation | 16 months |
Mackenzie 1 2004 []25 | 11 | M | Abdominal pain | 14×13 | Lap. decapsulation | 24 months |
Mackenzie 2 2004 []25 | 13 | F | Abdominal pain | 3×3 | Lap. decapsulation | 24 months |
GI – gastrointestinal; Lap – laparoscopic. |