Table 1 Showing the summary of cases of perforated gastric duplications cyst found on literature search
From: Complicated gastric duplication cyst presenting as cystic intraperitoneal collection: a case report
Study | Age/sex | Presentation | Site/communication# | Findings/procedure | Pancreatic tissue^ | Outcome | Follow-up |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Kayastha et al. 2010 [1] | 1.5 years/M | Fever, abdominal pain, and distension for 2 days | Greater curvature/NC | Perforated gastric duplication with peritonitis/partial cyst excision and mucosal stripping of common wall | No | Survived | 6 months |
Surridge et al. 2014 [2] | 13 months/NM | Bleeding per-rectum, anemia, malnutrition | NM/NC | Perforated gastric duplication cyst eroding the right lobe of liver and hepatic flexure of the colon/excision with colectomy | Yes | Survived | NM |
Faerber et al. 1993 [3] | 2 years/F | Recurrent abdominal pain, anemia, and hemoptysis | NM/NC | Perforated gastric duplication having fistula with lower lobe of left lung/left lower lobectomy, excision of the cyst, splenectomy, and distal pancreatectomy | Yes | Survived | NM |
Tatekawa et al. 2008 [4] | 2.5 years/M | Abdominal pain and vomiting | Isolated GDC/NC | Isolated gastric duplication perforated to form an omental pseudocyst. Both cysts were communicating with each other/excision | No | Survived | NM |
Zhang et al. 2017 [5] | 7 days/F | Signs of intestinal obstruction and peritonitis | Greater curvature | Collection of purulent and brownish fluid in peritoneal cavity, and perforated gastric duplication cyst/excision of the duplication cyst with partial gastrectomy | No | Survived | 2 months |
Zhang et al. 2017 [5] | 9 months/F | Melena for 3 days | Greater curvature | The cyst had a fistulous communication with transverse colon/partial gastrectomy, cyst excision, and localized transverse colon excision | No | Survived | 3 years |
Ratan et al. 2002 [17] | 5 days/M | Irritability and abdominal distension for 3 days | Greater curvature/C | Due to birth trauma and resuscitation, both the stomach and GDC were lacerated/gastrocystostomy | No | Expired | NM |
Rao et al. 2003 [18] | 8 months/M | Refusal of feedings, irritability, and excessive crying of 1 week, and massive bleeding per rectum for 3 days | Isolated intrapancreatic/NC | The isolated GDC had fistulous communication with jejunum secondary to the GDC ulcer perforation into the jejunum/excision with pancreatectomy of tail and body, splenectomy, and resection of jejunal portion | No | Survived | 4 years |
Cloutier R 1973 [16] | 16 months/M | Intermittent vomiting, bulge in epigastrium | Greater curvature/NC | The GDC perforated into the pancreas forming a pseudocyst of the pancreas/mucosal stripping of GDC, and partial cystectomy and drainage for pseudocyst | NM | Survived | NM |
Marugami et al. 2010 [19] | 9 months/F | Progressive vomiting and diarrhea | Multiple along antrum/NC | Total of 4 GDC, 2 were perforated/cyst excision | Yes in perforated cysts | NM | NM |
Koumanidou et al. 1999 [20] | 11 months/F | Vomiting, abdominal pain, and fever for 2 days | Multiple along antrum and pylorus/NC | Two GDCs, one was perforated/excision | Yes in perforated cyst | Survived | NM |
Belhassen et al. 2019 [21] | 3 months/F | Case of anorectal malformation, cyst identified during workup of associated anomalies | Greater curvature/NC | Cyst along greater curvature with a small perforation clogged by omentum/excision with repair of seromuscular gastric defect | No | Survived | 1 year |
Sieunarine et al. 1989 [22] | 5 years/M | Acute abdomen after abdominal blunt trauma | Antrum and pylorus/NC | GDC appeared leaked due to trauma/excision | No | Survived | NM |
Kesieme et al. 2012 [10] | 2.5 years/F | Massive bleeding PR, enterocutaneous fistula | Greater curvature/NC | GDC perforated to open into the descending colon which further erodes the spleen and form colo-cutaneous fistula with the anterior chest wall/excision, and divided colostomy | Yes in the tract | Survived | NM |
da Costa et al. 1993 [11] | 5 months/F | Massive bleeding PR | Greater curvature/NC | GDC perforated to the transverse colon/Excision | Yes | Survived | NM |
Mahnovski et al. 1998 [12] | 11 months/F | Massive bleeding PR | Greater curvature/NC | GDC has fistula with transverse colon/partial gastrectomy and cystectomy with localized colectomy | No | Survived | NM |
Sieber et al. 1972 [13] | 10 months | Chest infections, GIT bleeding | Greater curvature/NC | GDC perforated through spleen and diaphragm to the left lower lobe of lung/left lower lobectomy, splenectomy, and cystectomy | NM | NM | NM |
Kleinhaus et al. 1981 [14] | 5 weeks/F | Vomiting diarrhea, progressive abdominal distension | Greater curvature/NC | GDC was perforated with intraperitoneal hemorrhage/cyst excision | No | Survived | NM |
Menon et al. 2004 [15] | 2 years/M | Vague abdominal pain, cough, hemoptysis | Greater curvature/NC | GDC was forming fistula through diaphragm to the left lung/cyst and tract excision | No | Survived | 1 year |
Bonacci et al. 2008 [7] | 8 months/M | Irritability, recurrent hematemesis, and failure to thrive | Greater curvature/NC | GDC perforated to anterior abdominal wall/excision | Yes | Survived | 1 month |
Shinnick et al. 2018 [8] | 8 weeks/M | Failure to thrive | 4 GDCs along greater curvature and pylorus/one was communicating | 4 GDC, 1 esophageal, and 3 along the stomach. The one along pylorus was perforated /excision with closure of gastric communication | NN | Survived | NM |
Berri et al. 2020 [9] | 35 years/M | Progressive abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, and weight loss | Posterior antrum/NC | GDC perforated to the transverse colon/cystectomy and colectomy | No | Survived | 3 months |