Symptoms of gastral cyst?

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Enterogenic cysts, also known as neural tube and enterogenic cysts, are mostly located in the spinal canal. The main cause is ectopic residual tissue of embryo, which is a congenital disease. Symptoms of gastral cyst? Let's talk about it.

Symptoms of gastral cyst?

Most of the first symptoms were spinal nerve root pain at the location of the cyst, especially bilateral neck pain, limited neck movement and neck resistance. About half of the patients had recurrent symptoms, that is, intermediate remission and aggravation, accompanied by low fever. The remission and recurrence may be due to the periodic rupture of the cyst, or the extravasation of the cyst fluid, so that the symptoms can be relieved, and then due to the increase of the secretion of the epithelial cells in the cyst wall, the cyst gradually increases, and the symptoms recur due to the compression of the spinal cord again.

Some patients have acute onset, rapid development of the disease, often in a short period of limb sensory, motor disorders and sphincter dysfunction. In particular, there are more dyskinesia, paraplegia or quadriplegia.

This disease is often complicated with other congenital malformations, mostly in the corresponding parts of the spine, such as skull depression, atlantooccipital malformation, vertebral fusion, spina bifida, hemivertebra, meningocele, scoliosis, etc. in addition, it is accompanied by digestive tract and respiratory tract malformations, such as intestinal arm heterotopia, esophageal or airway diverticulum, bronchial and mediastinal cysts, mediastinal or occipital scale defects, etc. In addition, in the high cervical segment, cerebellar tonsillar hernia can also be accompanied. See typical cases in this section.

matters needing attention

Surgical resection of cyst is the only effective treatment of this disease, so once diagnosed, it should be timely surgery. Microsurgical technique should be used to separate the adhesion carefully and protect the spinal nerve and spinal cord. If the cyst is completely resected, and assisted with neuronutrition therapy before and after operation, satisfactory results can be achieved. The surgical treatment of this disease is relatively safe, few recurrence after complete removal, most of them can be completely cured, and the prognosis is good.