الكيس البرونشوجيني مع أعراض الانضغاط: ماذا تفعل عندما لا يحقق الشفط تخفيفًا دائمًا

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DOI: 10.21037/med-22-46

• Surgical excision of symptomatic bronchogenic cysts remains the gold standard, with endoscopic drainage being reserved for diagnosis or as a temporizing measure in clinically unstable patients.
• Aspiration is a temporizing measure only for compressive symptoms and should be shortly followed by resection as there is a significant risk of infection following biopsy/aspiration, with very high incidence of short-term recurrence of the lesion, though some series are emerging advocating for drainage as a definitive means of therapy.
• Symptomatic adult patients should undergo resection after immediate stabilization.
• Following complete resection, prognosis is excellent with essentially no recurrence.