Enterogenic cyst and renal agenesis in adulthood
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Duplicación intestinal, quistes enterogénicos, masa pélvica, agenesia renal.Abstract
Introduction: Enterogenic cysts are malformations produced during the period of differentiation and embryological development of the primitive intestine.Objective: To report an rare digestive malformation in adulthood.Clinical case report: A 58-year-old patient came for abdominal pain and increased volume in the hypogastrium. On physical examination, a 15-cm diameter mass was palpated in the hypogastrium. Simple and contrast computerized axial tomography showed a tumor mass in the hypodense pelvic excavation with a density of 18 HU, a thick wall of 2 cm, which was enhanced with contrast and right renal agenesis. The anatomo-pathological study reports an enterogenic cyst.Discussion: The symptoms of intestinal duplications are nonspecific, recurrent abdominal pain and the presence of an abdominal mass are frequent. The preoperative diagnosis of intestinal duplications is occasional, it depends on the availability of imaging studies and clinical suspicion. The association of enterogenic cyst and renal agenesis is uncommon.Conclusion: A male patient is reported, with a pelvic mass of doubtful etiology and right renal agenesis, in whom an enterogenic cyst was diagnosed. The association of enterogenic cyst and renal agenesis is a rare malformation in adults.Keywords: intestinal duplication; enterogenic cysts; pelvic mass; renal agenesis.
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