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CT Manifestations and its Diagnostic Value of Abdominal Non-Organic Cystic Lesions in Children

Yao Hui-fan

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Objective To analyze the CT features and its diagnostic value of abdominal non organic cystic lesions in children. Methods The clinical data of 34 children with pathologically proved abdominal non organic cystic lesions in our hospital from June 2011 to June 2015 were retrospectively analyzed. All the diseased children underwent CT examination and the clinical data were complete. The CT imaging features of abdominal non organic cystic lesions in children were summarized and its diagnostic value was evaluated. Results Among the 34 cases of children with abdominal non organic cystic lesions, there was a case of lymphangioma, 10 cases of abdominal abscess, 4 cases of mesenteric cysts, 4 cases of intestinal duplication, a case of omental cysts, 2 cases of chronic hematoma, 4 cases of cystic teratoma, 7 cases of ovarian cysts and a case of small intestine inflammatory myofibroblastoma. 3 cases were misdiagnosed by CT and the diagnostic accuracy was 88.24%. Conclusion CT scan can clearly show the characteristics of the abdominal non organic cystic lesions in children, and provide abundant basis for preoperative diagnosis. The diagnostic value is higher.

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Objective To analyze the CT features and its diagnostic value of abdominal non organic cystic lesions in children. Methods The clinical data of 34 children with pathologically proved abdominal non organic cystic lesions in our hospital from June 2011 to June 2015 were retrospectively analyzed. All the diseased children underwent CT examination and the clinical data were complete. The CT imaging features of abdominal non organic cystic lesions in children were summarized and its diagnostic value was evaluated. Results Among the 34 cases of children with abdominal non organic cystic lesions, there was a case of lymphangioma, 10 cases of abdominal abscess, 4 cases of mesenteric cysts, 4 cases of intestinal duplication, a case of omental cysts, 2 cases of chronic hematoma, 4 cases of cystic teratoma, 7 cases of ovarian cysts and a case of small intestine inflammatory myofibroblastoma. 3 cases were misdiagnosed by CT and the diagnostic accuracy was 88.24%. Conclusion CT scan can clearly show the characteristics of the abdominal non organic cystic lesions in children, and provide abundant basis for preoperative diagnosis. The diagnostic value is higher.

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Objective To analyze the CT features and its diagnostic value of abdominal non organic cystic lesions in children. Methods The clinical data of 34 children with pathologically proved abdominal non organic cystic lesions in our hospital from June 2011 to June 2015 were retrospectively analyzed. All the diseased children underwent CT examination and the clinical data were complete. The CT imaging features of abdominal non organic cystic lesions in children were summarized and its diagnostic value was evaluated. Results Among the 34 cases of children with abdominal non organic cystic lesions, there was a case of lymphangioma, 10 cases of abdominal abscess, 4 cases of mesenteric cysts, 4 cases of intestinal duplication, a case of omental cysts, 2 cases of chronic hematoma, 4 cases of cystic teratoma, 7 cases of ovarian cysts and a case of small intestine inflammatory myofibroblastoma. 3 cases were misdiagnosed by CT and the diagnostic accuracy was 88.24%. Conclusion CT scan can clearly show the characteristics of the abdominal non organic cystic lesions in children, and provide abundant basis for preoperative diagnosis. The diagnostic value is higher.

Key concepts: Medicine, Lymphangioma, Radiology

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