Congenital hepatic cyst: Eleven case reports

Table 1 Clinical presentation of patients with simple hepatic cysts

Patient	Sex	Premature	Symptoms	USG	CT/MRI/UGI	Surgery	Complications
1	F	No	Jaundice	34 w prenatally	CT	L unroofing	None
2	M	No	Vomit	26 w prenatally	UGI	L unroofing	None
3	M	No	Enlargement	38 w prenatally	MRI	L-C unroofing	None
4	F	No	Confusing diagnosis	28 w prenatally	MRI	L CE	None
5	M	No	Abdominal distension	39 w prenatally	CT	CE	None
6	F	No	Enlargement	24 w prenatally	CT	L-C CE	None
7	M	No	Vomit, abdominal distension	26 w prenatally	MRI	L-C CE	None
8	M	No	Confusing diagnosis	/	/	Unroofing	Omphalocele
9	F	34 + 2 w	Enlargement	26 w prenatally	CT and MRI	L-C unroofing	Polycystic kidneys
10	M	33 + 4 w	Confusing diagnosis	/	/	CE	Omphalocele

F: Female; M: Male; USG: The first time of finding a cyst prenatally by ultrasonography; CT: Computed tomography; MRI: Magnetic resonance imaging; UGI: Upper gastrointestinal examination; L: Laparoscopy; L-C: Laparoscopy coverted to open; CE: Cyst excision.