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From the Last 10 Years. The origin of these tumors can be any intra-abdominal organ, and thus the differential diagnosis must be made between ovarian, hepatic, pancreatic, and splenic cysts; intestinal duplications; choledochal cyst; meconial pseudocyst; renal cyst; and other cystic tumors. This hypothesis proposes the vascular compromise as the cause of the complex ovarian cysts in the embryonic period; in the described cases, no ovarian tissue was identified. Most authors establish a cut-off of 20 mm as the minimum size for ovarian cyst diagnosis, with below this size being identified as . . .
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