How does liver send more small cyst to return a responsibility?

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Multiple hepatic cysts are benign lesions, usually associated with other organ cysts, such as polycystic kidney. Cysts are generally congenital, and most of them can exist in a single or multiple state. The cyst boundary is relatively clear, and it is not easy to find in the liquid of the internal storage cyst. It will be found occasionally in the physical examination. This phenomenon can be distributed in each lobe of the liver, and can also be limited to the small tubes in the hepatobiliary tract. The fluid composition of the cyst varied with the type, size and complications of the cyst. The cystic fluid of polycystic liver is clear. If there is hemorrhage, the cystic fluid is brown or red. If there is infection, the cystic fluid may be purulent. So, in life, we should pay attention to it, the following is about how to deal with liver multiple small cysts?.

How does liver send more small cyst to return a responsibility?

First, due to the different causes of formation, it can be divided into ① congenital liver cyst, ② congenital liver cyst, ③ inflammatory liver cyst, ④ tumor liver cyst, and ⑤ parasitic liver cyst. Usually we see more than 90% of the cyst is congenital liver cyst (also known as true cyst).

Second: traumatic liver cyst is a cystic cavity formed by hematoma or tissue necrosis and liquefaction after liver trauma. Because it is not a real cyst, it is also called pseudocyst.

Third: * inflammatory liver cyst is cystic dilatation of bile duct caused by bile duct inflammation or stone obstruction. The content is bile, also called bile retention cyst.

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Under the guidance of ultrasound, the treatment of liver cyst with absolute alcohol is mainly through soaking the cyst wall with alcohol to dehydrate, deform, necrosis and lose the secretion function of epithelial cells, then the cyst wall shrinks and adheres, and finally the cyst disappears. Although the treatment of liver cyst is less invasive, it is not complete and needs repeated puncture and drainage, which is easy to relapse and complicated with infection. It is only suitable for elderly patients with weak constitution and other important organ diseases.