Mesenteric cyst are rare intraabdominal pathologies when compared with over cysts that are seen more frequently. Ovarian cystic lesions are usually originated from follicul cyst, corpus luteum cyst, endometrium cyst and seras cystadenom. In this case report, we discussed the giant ovarian cyst which mimic mesenteric cyst and treated with laparoscopic approach. The patient was an 18 years old single woman who had an abdominal pain and distension for approximately 1 year period. The physical examination of the patient included abdominal distention and minimal tenderness with deep palpation. Biochemical studies and tumor markers were normal. Abdominal ultrasonography revealed a 23 x 9 cm cystic lesion which located of right side of abdomen. Computerized tomographydetermined a 23 x 9 cm lesion which was reported to be a mesenteric cyst and excluded ovarian pathology. For diagnostic and curative management, we planned laparoscopic surgery, the procedure revealed that the giant cyst was originated from ovary. After the aspiration of the internal components of the cyst, total excision was performed. Patient was discharged on postoperative day 2. uneventfully. Laparoscopic surgery should be the first step of differential diagnosis and treatment, even the intraabdominal cystic masses are large in size.
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