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[Intestinal cystic duplication. Case report].

Ana Herranz Barbero¹, Jordi Prat Ortells², M Elena Muñoz Fernández²

¹Servicios de Neonatología, Centro de Medicina Maternofetal y Neonatología de Barcelona (BCNatal). Hospital Clínic y Hospital Sant Joan de Déu. Barcelona, España. anaherranzbarbero@gmail.com.

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Summary

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Intestinal cystic duplications are rare congenital anomalies. Surgical resection is the preferred treatment for these gastrointestinal tract duplications, with minimally invasive techniques recommended when feasible.

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Intestinal cystic duplications are rare congenital anomalies affecting the gastrointestinal tract.

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congenital abnormalities cysts fetal ultrasonography newborn infant

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Their exact cause (etiopathogenesis) remains uncertain.

These duplications are distinct structures lined with gastrointestinal mucosa, typically lacking lumen communication with the main tract.