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A case series on fetal ovarian cysts

Fetal over kistleri olgu serisi

Umut SARI
Arzu DORUK
Ganime Elif AYDENİZ
Savaş GÜNDOĞAN
Talat Umut Kutlu DİLEK
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149–152
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Waiting for follow-up and spontaneous regression in fetal ovarian cysts which do not exhibit septation and increase in the size, and have thin walls and no heterogeneous cystic content seems to be an appropriate approach.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Objective: We aimed to discuss the ultrasonographic characteristics and follow-ups of 7 fetuses which were established with the diagnosis of prenatal fetal ovarian cyst and followed up between 2012 and 2017.
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Key Findings & Data:Cases: Sonographic findings and prenatal and postnatal progress of a total of 7 cases with fetal ovarian cyst which were detected by chance during the routine gestational follow-ups performed in the third trimester of pregnancy were presented.
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Conclusion & Impact:Waiting for follow-up and spontaneous regression in fetal ovarian cysts which do not exhibit septation and increase in the size, and have thin walls and no heterogeneous cystic content seems to be an appropriate approach.
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Objective: We aimed to discuss the ultrasonographic characteristics and follow-ups of 7 fetuses which were established with the diagnosis of prenatal fetal ovarian cyst and followed up between 2012 and 2017. Cases: Sonographic findings and prenatal and postnatal progress of a total of 7 cases with fetal ovarian cyst which were detected by chance during the routine gestational follow-ups performed in the third trimester of pregnancy were presented. While four of the seven cases were lost during prenatal and postnatal periods, it was observed that 3 cases persisted in their follow-ups. Conclusion: Fetal ovarian cysts are the abdominal cystic masses which are diagnosed with a gradually increasing frequency. The majority of them are functional cysts. Regular follow-up of the cyst size and ultrasonographic characteristics is the most frequently used method in the approach. Waiting for follow-up and spontaneous regression in fetal ovarian cysts which do not exhibit septation and increase in the size, and have thin walls and no heterogeneous cystic content seems to be an appropriate approach.

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Amaç: Bu olgu serisi sunumunda, 2012 ve 2017 tarihleri arasında prenatal fetal over kisti tanısı alıp takip edilmiş 7 fetüsün ultrasonografik özellikleri ve takiplerinin tartışılması amaçlanmıştır. Olgular: Gebeliğin son trimesterinde yapılan rutin gebelik takipleri sırasında tesadüfen saptanan toplam 7 fetal over kisti olgusunun sonografik bulguları, prenatal ve postnatal seyri sunulmuştur. Yedi olgudan dördü prenatal ve postnatal periyotta kaybolurken 3 olgunun devam eden takiplerinde sebat ettiği gözlemlenmiştir. Sonuç: Fetal over kistleri her geçen gün daha çok tanı alan abdominal kistik kitlelerdir. Bu kistlerin büyük çoğunluğu fonksiyonel kistlerdir. Kistin boyutu ve ultrasonografik özelliklerinin düzenli takip edilmesi yaklaşımda en çok başvurulan yoldur. Septasyon göstermeyen, ince duvarlı, kist içeriği heterojen olmayan, boyutları artış göstermeyen fetal over kistlerinde izlem ve spontan gerileme için beklemek uygun bir yaklaşım olarak görünmektedir

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SARI, U., DORUK, A., AYDENİZ, G. E., GÜNDOĞAN, S., DİLEK, T. U. K. (2017). A case series on fetal ovarian cysts. Perinatoloji Dergisi, Cilt: 25 - Sayı: 3, 149–152. https://ajindex.com/articles/300311

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