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Purpose: Although simple renal cysts are benign and most of them do not require
treatment, intervention is needed when symptom or urinary obstruction appears.
Sclerotherapy of renal cyst is usually performed in conjuction with aspiration in simple
renal cyst because of the high recurrence rate of 30-70% in aspiration alone. We
compared the results of single and repeated percutaneous slcerotherapy in patients with
simple renal cyst.
Materials and Methods: Sixty three patients with symptomatic or urinary obstruction
causing simple renal cysts received ultrasound guided needle aspiration and sclerotherapy
between March 1990 to December 1996. 42 patients received sclerotherapy once
immediately after aspiration(group 1), and 21 patients received sclerotherapy at least
twice after indwelling a 6.0 Fr pigtail catheter into the renal cyst(group ¥±). Follow-up
with ultrasonography was performed in a 3 month internal for at least 6 months.
Disappearance of the renal cyst was considered as complete regression and more than
50% reduction in the diameter of the remaining cyst as partial regression.
Results: The mean diameter of the renal cyst in group 1 (6.12cm) and 2(6.75cm) were
not significantly different. Complete and partial regression were 8/42 (19.0%),
16/42(38.1%) for group 1 and 15/21(71.4%), 5/21(23.8%) for group 2, respectively. The
overall success rate was significantly better in group 2(95.2%) compared to group
1(57.1%)(p<0.001). The pre-operative size of the cyst was not related to recurrence
rate(p=0.184).
Conclusions: These data suggest that repeated sclerotherapy using a pigtail catheter is
better than single session for reducing the recurrence of simple renal cyst.

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Simple renal cyst; Percutaneous sclerotherapy;

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