[PDF] Top 20 A bronchogenic cyst masquerading as asthma: A case report

... of asthma is often made as it is one of the causes of wheezing in ...We report the case of a child who presented to us with wheezing and who did not respond to ... See full document

... Purpose: Bronchogenic cysts are rare benign congenital anomalies, originating from the embryonic fore- gut ventral ...Adrenal bronchogenic cyst is a rare form of this ...rare case of bilateral ... See full document

... vious report indicated a recurrence of mediastinal cysts 15 years after incomplete resection [14]; there- fore a complete removal of the cyst is very import- ...our case, ESTD was successful, because ... See full document

... ment of spinal stenosis, trauma to the lumbar spine and straight leg exercises [10, 19-21]. However, these predisposing factors are rarely present in our patient. We postulate that the bronchogenic cyst as ... See full document

... first case of head and neck synovial sarcoma reported by Jernstrom in 1954, only 3% to 5% of all cases were found in the head and neck ...duct cyst and branchial cleft ...a case of a 21-year-old male ... See full document

... Esophageal bronchogenic cysts are extremely rare. Here we report a case of massive upper digestive tract hematoma and bronchogenic cyst mimicking aortic dissection that was safely ... See full document

... In case of early separation from the main tracheobronchial tree, BC are located in the mediasti- num close to the trachea, carina, main bronchi or eso- phagus; histologically these entities present ciliated ... See full document

... On gross examination, six (28.6 %) were noted to be multilocular, while three (14.3 %) were unilocular, with the remaining not describing loculations. Four cases (19.0 %) described calcification present in specimen, ... See full document

... lateral segment of the liver was retracted using Silicon Disc™ (Hakko, Nagano, Japan) and snake retractor to ensure adequate visibility around the EGJ. The lesser omentum was dissected to expose the abdominal esopha- ... See full document

... If secondarily infected these lesions may show inflammatory cell infiltration. So there are chances of misdiagnosing SOT as ameloblastomas or intraosse- ous squamous cell carcinoma. In such cases, clinical behavior of ... See full document

... An appendectomy and suture ligation of the gastric ulcer was performed. Arising from the ileal mesentery was a 5 cm spherical brown mass that on histological examination was revealed to be a bronchogenic ... See full document

... their report, an ulcero-necrotic esophageal wall over a 3 cm 2 zone was found and a fistula of the bronchogenic cyst into the esophagus was revealed in video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery in ... See full document

... the case we reported, the cyst masqueraded as an esophageal mesenchymal tumor, which indi- cated us that there are still some difficulties for ach surgery, exogenous esophageal ... See full document

... In general blood tests showed no characteristic changes. However, one unusual feature of these cases was elevated CA 19-9 level. CA19- 9 is known to be elevated in pancreatic, colorec- tal and hepatocellular carcinoma. ... See full document

... On gross examination, the thymus mass was 4.5×3.5×1.2 cm. The cross section was grayish white to yellow in coloration. Microscopic exam- ination revealed a granulomatous lesion com- posted of abundant histiocytes, mature ... See full document

... genic cyst in the present case, CT was helpful to better evaluate the cyst’s dimensions and its relation to the surrounding structures prior to ...between bronchogenic cysts, congenital lobar emphy- ... See full document

... Case reports related to neurosyphilis are rare in our country [3]. Instead of classical forms, atypical cases started to occur more frequently in the antibiotic era, so the diagnosis of the disease became more ... See full document

... The strip technique for free gingival graft avoids the limitations of the palatal donor area and decreases the number of surgical procedures required for augmentation of the attached gin[r] ... See full document

... Background: Rheumatoid nodules are the most common extra-articular findings in patients with rheumatoid arthritis. They occur most commonly at pressure points such as the extensor surfaces of the forearms, fingers, and ... See full document

... The prognosis depends on early diagnosis, appropriate therapy, and immune status of the patient which affects immune function [20]. White et al. described that early diagnosis could reduce morbidity and mortality in bone ... See full document