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Liver cysts are sac-like structures found in the liver that can vary in size from 2mm to 20cm. Most liver cysts are asymptomatic but some people may experience abdominal pain, swelling, or discomfort if the cyst is larger than 7cm. Liver cysts are usually detected incidentally during tests done for other health issues and are often confirmed by imaging tests like CT scans or ultrasounds. While small, asymptomatic cysts may not require treatment, antibiotics may be used if a cyst becomes infected or surgical removal may be needed for large cysts causing symptoms or complications.
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- 1. Liver Cyst By:- Miss Kanchan Devi Assistant Professor Scpm College Of Nursing Gonda
- 2. Liver cyst are round thin sac-like structures found in scattered in the tissues of liver. Cyst are surrounded by liver tissue either empty or contain semi-fluid substance. Size:- 2mm to 20cm Most common size : 2cm Introduction
- 3. Idiopathic Congenital aberration of bile duct Polycystic liver disease Liver cancer Congenital hepatic fibrosis Old age Causes And Risk Factor
- 4. Asymptomatic When the size is larger than 7cm it will affect normal function of liver Upper abdominal pain, swelling and discomfort Nausea Indigestion Shoulder pain Liver enlargement Infection & Blockage of bile duct Clinical manifestation
- 5. It is detected while doing test for other disease condition CT scan Ultrasound Diagnostic evaluation
- 6. No significant treatment If there is no symptoms no treatment needed If cyst are infected treated with antibiotics Removing of large part of affected tissue by laproscopically . Management
- 7. Infection Jaundice Bleeding into cyst Disturbance in bile juice flow Complication