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Table 1 Reported 14 cases of spontaneous rupture of simple liver cysts

From: Spontaneous rupture of non-parasitic or non-neoplastic multiple and giant liver cysts: report of a case

Reference

Age/sex

Comorbidity

Major complaint

Ruptured cyst

Hemorrhage

Treatment

Outcome

    

Location

Size (cm)

   

1959, Morgenstern [12]

56/F

Abdominal pain

Left lobe

35

Left lobectomy

No symptoms

1972, Russell [13]

68/M

Abdominal pain, vomiting

Left lateral segment

12

Left lobectomy

No symptoms

1974, Brunes [14]

54/F

Abdominal pain

Left lobe

25

Partial removal of the cyst

No symptoms

1988, Ayyash [15]

36/F

Abdominal pain, nausea

Segment 5

4

Excision of the cyst

No symptoms

1989, Akriviadis [16]

48/F

Abdominal pain

Left lateral segment

Not described

Observation

No symptoms

1998, Chung [17]

76/F

ADPKD

Abdominal pain

Right lobe

16.7

+

Marsupialization

3 months, wide excision of the cyst for recurrence

1999, Yamaguchi [18]

61/M

Abdominal pain

Left lobe

13

Left trisegmentectomy

No symptoms

2002, Carels [19]

76/M

ADPKD

Abdominal pain

Right lobe

9

+

Hemostasis by placing omentum

1 month, dead

2002, Ishikawa [20]

42/F

Abdominal discomfort

Segment 4/5

10

+

Transcatheter arterial embolization, percutaneous transhepatic puncture

3 weeks, cystectomy for recurrence

2007, Salemis [21]

50/M

COPD

Abdominal pain

Left lobe

17

Wide excision of the cyst

1 year, no symptoms

2010, Ueda [22]

64/F

Abdominal pain

Right lobe

10

Percutaneous aspiration, intracystic injection of minocycline hydrochloride

1 year, no symptoms

2010, Miliadis [23]

70/M

Abdominal pain

Right lobe

13

Unroofing the cyst, omentoplasty

4 days, discharged

2011, Senadhi [24]

91/F

Abdominal pain, melena

Segment 4

3

+

Removal of blood clots by endoscopy

1 months, no symptoms

[The present case]

65/F

PCLD

Dyspnea, abdominal distension

Unknown

Unknown

Left lateral segmentectomy, resection of the walls of the cysts

10 months, no symptoms