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Asymptomatic Bronchogenic Cyst in a 35-Year-Old Woman as an Incidental Finding (2012)
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Citation Context ...racheobronchial tree (2, 4). The cysts can besfilled with clear fluid, but it may be purulent because of infection (3, 5). These lesions are seensmost frequently in children and rarely seen insadults =-=(6)-=-. There is variation between the reports about patients complaining with symptoms in literature,salthough BC in mediastinum is usually symptomatic (7-9). Herein, we report a case of BCswho was not dia... |
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Citation Context ...ts, Case Reports, Iran Iranian Journal of Pathology (2012) 7 (4), 256- 258 Introduction Bronchogenic cyst (BC) results from de-velopmental anomalies of bronchogenic cells in primitive ventral foregut =-=(1, 2)-=-. Itspresents 7-15% of the cystic lesions arising fromsforegut and its prevalence is one case per 68000spopulations. Mostly they are single but some cases are multiple (3). It is usually found in midd... |
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Citation Context ...ts, Case Reports, Iran Iranian Journal of Pathology (2012) 7 (4), 256- 258 Introduction Bronchogenic cyst (BC) results from de-velopmental anomalies of bronchogenic cells in primitive ventral foregut =-=(1, 2)-=-. Itspresents 7-15% of the cystic lesions arising fromsforegut and its prevalence is one case per 68000spopulations. Mostly they are single but some cases are multiple (3). It is usually found in midd... |
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Citation Context ...adults and may presentswith symptoms related to infection of cyst,ssuperior vena cava syndrome, compression ofstrachea, pneumothorax, pleurisy, pneumonia,sand compression of left main coronary arterys=-=(10, 11)-=-. They are noted most frequently in thesmiddle mediastinum, but rarely may be presentsin a midline location in the abdomen or verysrarely in the neck region (2, 12, 13). Rarely theyscan connect to the... |
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Citation Context ...ssion of left main coronary arterys(10, 11). They are noted most frequently in thesmiddle mediastinum, but rarely may be presentsin a midline location in the abdomen or verysrarely in the neck region =-=(2, 12, 13)-=-. Rarely theyscan connect to the tracheobronchial tree or theslung parenchyma (4, 14). Cases of interatrial septum, giant pulmonary,sintradural and multiple pulomonary leiomyomatasassociated with a BC... |
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Citation Context ...ssion of left main coronary arterys(10, 11). They are noted most frequently in thesmiddle mediastinum, but rarely may be presentsin a midline location in the abdomen or verysrarely in the neck region =-=(2, 12, 13)-=-. Rarely theyscan connect to the tracheobronchial tree or theslung parenchyma (4, 14). Cases of interatrial septum, giant pulmonary,sintradural and multiple pulomonary leiomyomatasassociated with a BC... |
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Citation Context ... mediastinum, but rarely may be presentsin a midline location in the abdomen or verysrarely in the neck region (2, 12, 13). Rarely theyscan connect to the tracheobronchial tree or theslung parenchyma =-=(4, 14)-=-. Cases of interatrial septum, giant pulmonary,sintradural and multiple pulomonary leiomyomatasassociated with a BC were reported (1, 14-16). As mentioned before, BC in mediastinum issusually symptoma... |
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Citation Context ...primitive ventral foregut (1, 2). Itspresents 7-15% of the cystic lesions arising fromsforegut and its prevalence is one case per 68000spopulations. Mostly they are single but some cases are multiple =-=(3)-=-. It is usually found in middlesmediastinum but rarely seen in connection withsthe tracheobronchial tree (2, 4). The cysts can besfilled with clear fluid, but it may be purulent because of infection (... |
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Citation Context ...). It is usually found in middlesmediastinum but rarely seen in connection withsthe tracheobronchial tree (2, 4). The cysts can besfilled with clear fluid, but it may be purulent because of infection =-=(3, 5)-=-. These lesions are seensmost frequently in children and rarely seen insadults (6). There is variation between the reports about patients complaining with symptoms in literature,salthough BC in medias... |
