Percutaneous aspiration of hepatic cysts does not provide definitive therapy
S Saini, PR Mueller, JT Ferrucci Jr… - American Journal of …, 1983 - Am Roentgen Ray Soc
S Saini, PR Mueller, JT Ferrucci Jr, JF Simeone, J Wittenberg, RJ Butch
American Journal of Roentgenology, 1983•Am Roentgen Ray SocFollow-up of 13 patients who underwent radiologically guided percutaneous needle
aspiration of simple liver cysts revealed cyst recurrence in all patients within 2 years. While
still effective as a primary diagnostic maneuver, percutaneous aspiration seems to lack
permanent therapeutic benefit. However, it may be used as a therapeutic trial to confirm the
origin of the patient's symptoms. The possible role of intracystic instillation of sclerosing
agents was not studied in this series.
aspiration of simple liver cysts revealed cyst recurrence in all patients within 2 years. While
still effective as a primary diagnostic maneuver, percutaneous aspiration seems to lack
permanent therapeutic benefit. However, it may be used as a therapeutic trial to confirm the
origin of the patient's symptoms. The possible role of intracystic instillation of sclerosing
agents was not studied in this series.
Follow-up of 13 patients who underwent radiologically guided percutaneous needle aspiration of simple liver cysts revealed cyst recurrence in all patients within 2 years. While still effective as a primary diagnostic maneuver, percutaneous aspiration seems to lack permanent therapeutic benefit. However, it may be used as a therapeutic trial to confirm the origin of the patient's symptoms. The possible role of intracystic instillation of sclerosing agents was not studied in this series.
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