| However, the wall of the pseudocyst, by definition, should be composed of connective tissue devoid of epithelial lining. |
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| The largest tumors frequently underwent cystic degeneration, at times mimicking a pancreatic pseudocyst at sonography or CT examination. |
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| A large pseudocyst that ruptures, becomes infected, or hemorrhages requires drainage of the cyst cavity. |
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| There was extensive but patchy acinar atrophy and parenchymal fibrosis, but no evidence of fat necrosis, pseudocyst formation, or calculi. |
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| The effusion is often large and recurrent, arising from a fistulous tract between the pancreas and the pleural cavity, with or without pseudocyst formation. |
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| Pancreatic pseudocyst requiring surgical decompression will be rated on individual merits. |
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| His abdominal symptoms had long since disappeared, there was no sign of the pseudocyst, and the skin nad recovered its normal ruddiness. |
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| The pseudocyst was five centimeters at the time I was discharged. |
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| Chronic abdominal pain is a rare presentation of a benign cystic lesion and suggests a malignancy or a pseudocyst. |
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| After being assessed by the registrar, it was thought she had a pancreatitis with a possible pancreatic pseudocyst. |
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| This accumulation of pancreatic juices is known as a pseudocyst. |
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| We present a case of spontaneous decompression of a pancreatic pseudocyst into the stomach following endovascular embolisation in an alcoholic patient. |
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| In a detailed study of 29 ovary specimens with chocolate cysts, Hughesdon found that in 90 per cent of them the ovarian endometrioma was formed by a pseudocyst. |
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| Barely detectable, stagnant blood flow within a venous distension is indicative of aneurysm, whereas complete absence of flow may suggest a cyst, pseudocyst, or neoplasm. |
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