Cystic lymphangiomas are uncommon congenital benign tumours of vascular origin with a lymphatic differentiation originating across various anatomical locations. Large intrabdominal cysts may mimic ascites. We report the case of a one-and-a-half-year-old male child with a giant cystic lymphangioma originating in the greater omentum presenting as tubercular ascites. This report aims to highlight the limitations of biochemical investigations such as ascitic adenosine deaminase (ADA) in differentiating the epidemiologically prevalent tubercular ascites from an intrabdominal cyst, especially in a resource-poor nation as ours, where invasive diagnostic procedures pose an economic burden
Introduction. Omental cysts are a part of cystic lymphangiomas and are benign proliferations of ecto...
Cystic lymphangioma is a rare benign tumour occurring during childhood. This tumour, caused by lymph...
An article describes diagnostic difficulties in patient with giant renal cyst, erroneously diagnosed...
Omental and mesenteric cysts are both rare pathologies in children. Children who have omental cysts ...
AbstractOmental and mesenteric cysts are rare intra‐abdominal masses in the pediatric population. Wh...
Introduction: Omental cysts are rare abdominal lesions which may be difficult to diagnose. The incid...
Primary omental cysts are rare intra-abdominal pathology, which are diffi cult to diagnose preoperat...
Omental cyst are rare abdominal lesions and are difficult to diagnose. They are detected incidentall...
Lymphangiomas rarely present as intra-abdominal masses. These lymphatic malformations can arise in t...
Background: Omental cyst and omental torsion both are uncommon but important causes of acute abdomen...
In children with gross, persistent ascites wherein clinical scenario is not agreeable to common cond...
Lymphangiomas are benign malformations of lymphatic vessels that are most typically discovered in th...
Cystic lymphangioma is a benign congenital malformation of the lymphatic vessels. At the National Ce...
Background: Omental cyst and omental torsion both are uncommon but important causes of acute abdomen...
An unusual case of omental cyst is described. The child initially presented with a unilocular intrap...
Introduction. Omental cysts are a part of cystic lymphangiomas and are benign proliferations of ecto...
Cystic lymphangioma is a rare benign tumour occurring during childhood. This tumour, caused by lymph...
An article describes diagnostic difficulties in patient with giant renal cyst, erroneously diagnosed...
Omental and mesenteric cysts are both rare pathologies in children. Children who have omental cysts ...
AbstractOmental and mesenteric cysts are rare intra‐abdominal masses in the pediatric population. Wh...
Introduction: Omental cysts are rare abdominal lesions which may be difficult to diagnose. The incid...
Primary omental cysts are rare intra-abdominal pathology, which are diffi cult to diagnose preoperat...
Omental cyst are rare abdominal lesions and are difficult to diagnose. They are detected incidentall...
Lymphangiomas rarely present as intra-abdominal masses. These lymphatic malformations can arise in t...
Background: Omental cyst and omental torsion both are uncommon but important causes of acute abdomen...
In children with gross, persistent ascites wherein clinical scenario is not agreeable to common cond...
Lymphangiomas are benign malformations of lymphatic vessels that are most typically discovered in th...
Cystic lymphangioma is a benign congenital malformation of the lymphatic vessels. At the National Ce...
Background: Omental cyst and omental torsion both are uncommon but important causes of acute abdomen...
An unusual case of omental cyst is described. The child initially presented with a unilocular intrap...
Introduction. Omental cysts are a part of cystic lymphangiomas and are benign proliferations of ecto...
Cystic lymphangioma is a rare benign tumour occurring during childhood. This tumour, caused by lymph...
An article describes diagnostic difficulties in patient with giant renal cyst, erroneously diagnosed...