Duplication mesenterial cysts (enterocystoma): clinical observation

Abstract

Background. Mesenteric cysts are a rare pathology in the practice of a surgeon or oncologist. There is no specific clinical picture; most often they are detected accidentally or when complications develop. The purpose of the study was to evaluate the diagnostic capabilities and management tactics of a patient diagnosed with a mesenteric cyst. Materials and methods. This article presents our own clinical observation of a 27-year-old patient diagnosed with “Borderline enterocystoma of the mesentery of the jejunum”. Result and conclusions. The “gold” standard for this pathology is complete surgical removal of the cyst - laparoscopically or openly.

Keywords

• enterocystoma
• mesenteric cysts
• diagnosis
• differential diagnosis
• treatment