Total Laparoscopic Treatment of an Adult Gastric Duplication Cyst with Intrapancreatic Extension.
(2016) The American Journal of Case Reports — Vol. 17, p. 352-356 (2016)
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- Objective: Rare disease Background: Gastric duplication is a rare malformation mostly diagnosed during childhood. Symptoms in adults are atypical, rare, or may be completely absent. The diagnosis is suggested after a morphological and histological assessment. The treatment is a complete surgical resection. Case Report: We report on a case of a 28-year-old woman referred to our unit for a surgical assessment of a gastric duplication of the antropyloric area associated with paraduodenal and pancreatic extensions, diagnosed by several image tools and histological confirmation. She had undergone a total laparoscopic resection of the duplication without violation of the gastric lumen or any other splanchnic injury. The postoperative course was uneventful and the patient was discharged on postoperative day seven without any complains. Conclusions: The present report illustrates that complete resection of a distal gastric duplication is feasible by a laparoscopic minimal invasive procedure and therefore is considered to be a safe therapeutic modality. Our case is the first distal gastric duplication cyst with pancreatic and paraduodenal extension reported in the literature completely resected by laparoscopic approach.
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Thomopoulos, T., Farin, C., & Navez, B. (2016). Total Laparoscopic Treatment of an Adult Gastric Duplication Cyst with Intrapancreatic Extension. The American Journal of Case Reports, 17, 352-356. https://doi.org/10.12659/AJCR.897642 (Original work published 2016)