Choledochal Cyst in Adults: Etiopathogenesis, Presentation, Management, and Outcome—Case Series and Review

Table 1

Demographic details, management, and outcome of patients.

Pt	Age/sex	Symptoms/signs	Type of cyst	Previous; surgery	Investigations	Procedure	Postop; comp.; early	Postop; comp.; late	Hospital; stay; (days)
1	38/F	Abd. pain,; acute pancreatitis	Type III	Nil	US, CT, and; ERCP	ERCP; sphct	Nil		3
2	28/F	Abd. pain, Jn, and cholangitis	Type; I-C	Choledochoduodenostomy	US/CT/MRCP	CC/CEx/HJ	Nil		10
3	32/F	Abd. pain, Jn	Type; I-A	Nil	US/ERCP/MRCP	CC/CEx/HJ	Nil		10
4	16/F	Abd. pain, Jn, cholangitis, and abd. mass	Type; I-A	Nil	US/ERCP/MRCP	CC/CEx/HJ	Mild pancreatitis/; anastomosis leak	Chol.	32
5	22/M	Abd. pain	Type II	Nil	US/MRCP	Excision	Nil		7
6	37/M	Abd. pain, Jn, and acute pancreatitis	Type I-A	Nil	US/CT	CC/CEx/HJ	Nil		7
7	38/F	Abd. pain, Jn, and abd. mass	Type I-C	Nil	US/CT	CC/CEx/HJ	Nil	Chol.	8
8	30/F	Abd. pain	Type I-A	Nil	US/CT	CC/CEx/HJ	Nil		8
9	25/F	Abd. pain, Jn	Type; I-A	Nil	US/CT/MRCP	CC/CEx/HJ	Nil		7
10	29/F	Abd. pain, Jn	Type; I-C	Nil	US/CT	CC/CEx/HJ	Nil		7

Pt = patient number, abd. = abdominal, Jn = jaundice, US = ultrasound, MRCP = magnetic resonance cholangiography, ERCP = endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography, CC = cholecystectomy, CEx = complete excision of cyst, HJ = hepaticojejunostomy, sphct = sphincterotomy, comp. = complications, chol. = cholangitis.