Diagnostic dilemma in a large choledochal cyst

Diagnostic dilemma in a large choledochal cyst

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Choledochal cysts are rare congenital anomalies that have a variable presentation with occasional diagnostic and therapeutic dilemmas.Our case firestorm darts is a 14-year female presented with recurrent abdomen pain with confusing diagnostic findings, suggestive of a large choledochal cyst (22x29x17cm) initially managed by percutaneous tube biliary drainage and later underwent excision and HPE revealing non-malignant findings.The choledochal cyst should always be a differential diagnosis for any patient presenting vx bonnet protector with an abdominal mass and should be managed accordingly.