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Adem Küçük1, Shukri Said Mohamed2, Abdishakur Mohamed Abdi2

  • 1Düzce University Faculty of Medicine, Pediatric Surgery Clinic, Düzce 81110, Merkez, Turkey. ademkucuk81@hotmail.com.

World Journal of Clinical Cases
|September 21, 2023
PubMed
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Congenital hepatic cysts, though rare, can become giant and cause severe symptoms. Surgical fenestration offers a successful treatment for these large simple liver cysts in infants.

Keywords:
Case reportCongenital liver cystFenestrationIntestinal obstructionPainSimple liver cyst

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