The Changing Presentation of Choledochal Cyst Disease: An Incidental Diagnosis

Table 1

Demographic information of all patients including age, gender, presentation, type of cyst, operation, and presence of malignancy on initial pathology.

Patient	Age	Sex	Cyst type (Todani)	Presentation	Operation	Malignancy at operation
1	24	F	I	Incidental	Roux-en-y hepatico J^a	No
2	24	F	IV	Incidental	R lobectomy, hepatico J	No
3	49	F	I	Abdominal pain	Roux-en-y-hepatico J	No
4	41	F	V	Incidental	R lobectomy	No
5	62	F	I	Incidental	Roux-en-y-hepatico J	No
6	19	F	I	Abdominal pain	Roux-en-y-hepatico J	No
7	17	F	I	Incidental	Roux-en-y hepatico J	No
8	41	F	I	Jaundice	Roux-en-y-hepatico J	No
9	22	F	I	Abdominal pain/ pancreatitis	Roux-en-y-hepatico J	No
10	17	F	I	Pancreatitis	Roux-en-y-hepatico J	No
11	44	F	III	Abdominal pain (post cholecystectomy)	Whipple	No
12	68	M	II	Biliary sepsis	Laparoscopic cholecystectomy	Yes (HCC)^b
13	86	M	V	Biliary sepsis	L lobectomy, removal impacted stone	No
14	65	M	I	Biliary sepsis	Roux-en-y-hepatico J	No

a: hepaticojejunostomy; b: hepatocellular carcinoma.