摘要
Cystic duct cysts are rare lesions, and type VI of TODANI’s modified classification is the rarest subtype with only sporadic case reports in the literature. The following report describes the coexistence of this entity and type 1 tyrosinemia in a one month-old infant referred to our department for etiological investigations of prolonged neonatal cholestasis. To the best of our knowledge, we report herein the first case in the literature describing this association. Cystic duct abnormalities should be considered in the differential diagnosis of neonatal cholestases, however further investigations should be performed to exclude associated life-threatening conditions such as metabolic disorders including tyrosinemia.
Cystic duct cysts are rare lesions, and type VI of TODANI’s modified classification is the rarest subtype with only sporadic case reports in the literature. The following report describes the coexistence of this entity and type 1 tyrosinemia in a one month-old infant referred to our department for etiological investigations of prolonged neonatal cholestasis. To the best of our knowledge, we report herein the first case in the literature describing this association. Cystic duct abnormalities should be considered in the differential diagnosis of neonatal cholestases, however further investigations should be performed to exclude associated life-threatening conditions such as metabolic disorders including tyrosinemia.
作者
Laila Essabar
Hajar Rghouda
Saloua Dahri
Layachi Chabraoui
Latifa Chat
Yamna Kriouile
Laila Essabar;Hajar Rghouda;Saloua Dahri;Layachi Chabraoui;Latifa Chat;Yamna Kriouile(Departement of General Pediatric II-Pediatric Neurology Unit, Rabat Children’s Hospital, Rabat, Morocco;Central Laboratory of Clinical Biochemistry, Hospital Ibn Sina, Rabat, Morocco;Departement of Pediatric Radiology, Rabat Children’s Hospital, Rabat, Morocco)
