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2022, Vol. 4, Issue 1, Part A
A rare condition: Multiple large liver swelling/cyst of a 49-year-old female
Author(s): Dr. Sushil Deshmukh and Dr. Aniket Zarkar
Abstract: Liver cysts have been estimated to occur in 5% of the population. Multiple liver cysts can also be part of the polycystic disease complex. Only symptomatic or complicated cysts need surgery. Liver cysts are a common disease in which patients are often asymptomatic. However, multiple or enlarged cysts can cause symptoms, such as abdominal pain and multiple organ compression; nevertheless, these are amenable to treatment traditionally, laparotomy is the procedure of choice. The reliable and effective treatment of such cases of vascular stenosis has not yet been established. Hybrid operating rooms have been used in a variety of surgical procedures. The advantages of the hybrid operating room include the ability to intraoperatively confirm the lesion and the therapeutic effect of the surgery [8]. Here, we report a case, wherein we performed and completed fenestration in a hybrid operating room with interventional radiology for a patient with portal hypertension and IVC and hepatic vein stenosis caused by multiple huge liver cysts.
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Dr. Sushil Deshmukh, Dr. Aniket Zarkar. A rare condition: Multiple large liver swelling/cyst of a 49-year-old female. Int J Case Rep Surg 2022;4(1):25-26.
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