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JIMSA › Vol 19 No 4 · October–December 2006

Case Report · pages 221–222

Renal Pseudocyst Simulating As A Simple Cyst: An Ultrasound Case Report

Rajul Rastogi, Satish K. Bhargava, Suchi Bhatt

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Rajul Rastogi, Satish K. Bhargava, Suchi Bhatt. Renal Pseudocyst Simulating As A Simple Cyst: An Ultrasound Case Report. J Int Med Sci Acad. 2006;19(4):221–222.

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Renal involvement by pancreatitis is uncommon. Pseudocysts in the kidneys carry the potential for massive hemorrhage if they erode the renal vessels or can cause thrombosis due to vascular compression. They are not as benign as simple cysts and need timely management. hence we report a case of renal pseudocyst that simulated as a simple cortical cyst. Figure1: Us scan through the epigastrim showing calcific, atrophic pancreatitis Figure 2: CT scan showing possible communication between lesser omental and left renal cyst and atrophic, calcific pancreatitis

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