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A case report of prenatally diagnosed duplication cyst located at posterior mediastinum

Prenatal tanısı konmuş, posterior mediastinal yerleşimli enterik duplikasyon kist olgusu

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Conclusion: Cooperation of obstetrician, geneticist and thoracic surgeon during evaluation of such cases has an importance on understanding of prenatally diagnosed disorder by family and planning of postnatal operations.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Background: Duplication cysts originated from gastrointestinal system (GIS) are rare anomalies (1/4500) and these cysts are most commonly encountered from ileum.
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Key Findings & Data:Case: A pregnant women at 28 week of gestation was referred to our clinic as fetus presenting with a cystic lesion located at posterior mediastinum which was suspected as diaphragmatic hernia.
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Conclusion & Impact:Conclusion: Cooperation of obstetrician, geneticist and thoracic surgeon during evaluation of such cases has an importance on understanding of prenatally diagnosed disorder by family and planning of postnatal operations.
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⚙️Variables:Kistler · Mediasten · Doğum öncesi tanı

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Background: Duplication cysts originated from gastrointestinal system (GIS) are rare anomalies (1/4500) and these cysts are most commonly encountered from ileum. In this case report, differentiation of cystic lesions located at posterior mediastinum and evaluation of duplication cyst in the view of literature is aimed. Case: A pregnant women at 28 week of gestation was referred to our clinic as fetus presenting with a cystic lesion located at posterior mediastinum which was suspected as diaphragmatic hernia. In the evaluation of fetal thorax, normal diaphragm and a smooth cystic structure located in the front of the descending aorta and in the right side of posterior mediastinum were seen in which it was thought to be a duplication cyst. In addition to the above ultrasonographic features, single umbilical artery was observed. After vaginal delivery, surgical operation was performed and pathological evaluation of the cyst confirmed prenatal diagnosis of intestinal duplication cyst. Conclusion: Cooperation of obstetrician, geneticist and thoracic surgeon during evaluation of such cases has an importance on understanding of prenatally diagnosed disorder by family and planning of postnatal operations.

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Amaç: Gastrointestinal sistem (GİS) kaynaklı duplikasyon kisti, konjenital olarak nadir görülür (1/4500) ve en sık ileumdan orjinini alır. Olgu sunumunda posterior mediastene yerleşen kistik lezyonların ayırımının yapılması ve literatür eşliğinde duplikasyon kistinin değerlendirilmesi amaçlanmıştır. Olgu: 28. gebelik haftasında, sağ posterior mediastende yer alan kistik oluşum sebebi ve diafragma hernisi ön tanısı ile kliniğimize sevk edilen olgunun ultrasonografi ile fetal toraksın değerlendirilmesinde; diafragma konturlarının düzenli olduğu görüldü. Sağ posterior mediastende, inen aorta önüne yerleşen düzgün konturlu kistik oluşumu nedeniyle duplikasyon kisti düşünüldü. Ek ultrasonografi bulgusu olarak, tek umbilikal arter tespit edildi. Doğumdan sonra yenidoğana yapılan operasyon sonucu elde edilen materyalin patoloji değerlendirmesinde; prenatal tanı, mediastinal yerleşimli intestinal duplikasyon kisti olarak doğrulandı. Sonuç: Obstetrisyen, genetik uzmanı ve toraks cerrahının işbirliği ile yapılan değerlendirme; prenatal tanıların aile tarafından anlaşılması ve olası postnatal operasyonların değerlendirilmesi açısından önem taşımaktadır.

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GÜVEN, M. A., GÜLGÖSTEREN, M., EKİZ, Ş., CEYLANER, S., ÇIRAGİL, G. (2005). A case report of prenatally diagnosed duplication cyst located at posterior mediastinum. Perinatoloji Dergisi, Cilt: 13 - Sayı: 1, 49–54. https://ajindex.com/articles/287912

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