Author/Authors :
Haji Ebrahim Tehrani, Fateme shahed university - Department of Pediatrics, تهران, ايران , Kavehmanesh, Zohreh baqiyatallah university of medical sciences - Department of Pediatrics, تهران, ايران , Kaveh, Mahbod tehran university of medical sciences tums - Department of Pediatrics, تهران, ايران , Davari Tanha, Fatemeh tehran university of medical sciences tums - Department of Gynecology, تهران, ايران
Abstract :
Background: Ovarian cysts are the most frequent, prenatally diagnosed intra-abdominal cysts.Prenatal ultrasonography allows diagnosis of ovarian cysts and may suggest antenatal complications.The management of fetal ovarian cysts is still controversial despite the improvement in prenataldiagnosis with ultrasonography. Some studies suggest an aggressive management, while others pleadfor a conservative one.Case report: We report on the first successfully treated large neonatal ovarian cyst from Iran. Shewas a normal-term infant with respiratory distress due to the large size of the ovarian cyst diagnosedprenatally. We didn’t find any other related anomaly in the neonate.Conclusion: Neonatal simple ovarian cysts are rare, but may cause complications. Most small simplecysts regress spontaneously; surgical intervention is reserved for complicated or large size ovariancysts.
Keywords :
Ovarian cyst , Abdominal mass , Neonate , Fetal , Abdominal distension
