Year 2017 / Volume 109 / Number 5
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Cystic duct cyst lesions (type VI)

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Gloria Paseiro Crespo, María García Nebreda, Elia Marqués Medina, Edurne Álvaro Cifuentes,

Abstract
Todani proposed the most accepted classification for cystic lesions of the bile duct, including 5 types. Serena described another one, type VI, which includes cystic lesions of the isolated cystic duct, of which there are less than twenty reported cases. They differ from type II in terms of the distal cystic caliber, which is normal in type VI, and in the diagnosis which is performed intra-operatively in most of the cases. Neoplastic degeneration has an incidence of 10 to 30% in all these lesions, which is the reason why the most widely accepted treatment is cholecystectomy with resection of the cystic duct cyst dilatation and preservation of the main bile duct by a laparoscopic approach.
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Received: 08/08/2016

Accepted: 12/10/2016

Published: 03/05/2017

Article revision time: 9 days

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