إدارة كيسة جريبية في المبيض لدى جنين أنثى مشخَّصة داخل الرحم

References

DOI: 10.3390/healthcare13070775

Fetal ovarian cysts, as the most common abdominal cysts in female fetuses with a frequency of 1:2500, are usually diagnosed in the third trimester.

The highest priority in perinatal management is to carefully monitor the development of the cyst to avoid potential torsion and subsequent ovarian necrosis and other possible complications, such as cyst compression on other intra-abdominal organs.

While decompression of the cyst by percutaneous aspiration has been suggested on the one hand, particularly for cysts of ≥40 mm in diameter or for those with rapid growth, defined as ≥10 mm per week, on the other hand, a conservative expectant approach has been advocated, given the potential for spontaneous resolution, particularly in simple cysts.