False cyst (Pseudocyst)

A false cyst is an accumulation of fluid in a cyst-like lobule of an organ that does not have an epithelial lining. For example, a pancreatic pseudocyst can form in a person as a result of chronic or as a complication of acute pancreatitis. Since the false cyst is filled with enzyme-rich pancreatic juice, it can slowly increase in size and cause occasional abdominal pain associated with increased levels of enzymes in the blood.

Typically, a false cyst is detected during examination of the abdominal cavity, as well as with the help of x-ray or ultrasound. Treatment involves surgical drainage, during which the false cyst is most often connected to the stomach (marsupialization).

False cyst (Pseudocyst) is an accumulation of fluid in a cyst-like lobule of an organ that does not have an epithelial lining. A false pancreatic cyst (pancreatic pseudocyst), for example, can form in a person as a result of chronic or as a complication of acute pancreatitis. Since the false cyst, filled with enzyme-rich pancreatic juice, slowly increases in size, it can cause episodic abdominal pain, the occurrence of which is associated with an increase in the level of enzymes in the blood. Typically, a false cyst is detected during an examination of the abdominal cavity, as well as with the help of x-ray or ultrasound. To treat it, surgical drainage is used, during which most often the false cyst is connected to the stomach (marsupialization).

False cyst - a medical formation - is a cystic cavity around the cervix - a defect in the membrane or adhesion that occurs due to disturbances in the division of the endometrium and the main tissue during menstruation - normally, menstrual discharge passes through the fallopian tubes and directly pours into the uterine cavity under the influence of negative pressure of the muscular ring of the uterus. Diagnosis: cytomegalovirus infection, herpes simplex virus; chlamydia; gardnerella infection; neuroendocrine neoplasia - characterized by the formation of a number of small thin-walled cysts of various sizes. The source of infection is considered to be a sick person or a carrier of a viral infection. Penetrates sexually: along with the bloodstream, lim