Intact Excision of a Mesenteric Pseudocyst

Mesenteric cysts are detected in all age groups with almost equal incidence both genders. Although a rare abdominal growth, it is commonly found the fifth to seventh decades of life. These mostly small (asymptomatic) 3% chance malignant transformation. With increase size cyst, nonspecific complaints pain, distention, discomfort, nausea, vomiting, flatulence, constipation, or diarrhea may develop. Owing varied presentation and lack pathognomonic clinical, laboratory, imaging findings, these difficult diagnose. The subtype mesenteric pseudocyst even rarer reported less than 1 out 250,000 hospital admissions can be anywhere along mesentery from duodenum rectum. Etiology either traumatic infectious. Incidental diagnosis during laparotomy common. However, warrants immediate surgical intervention when infected ruptured. Complete excision cyst treatment choice. Here, we report an interesting case middle-aged gentleman who had been repeatedly evaluated for tense abdomen exudative ascites. Following decompression, he presented us large obliquely mobile mass abdomen. was made by clinical radiological findings confirmed histopathological examination intact, excised specimen post-laparotomy.