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Table 1 Cases of bronchogenic cyst associated with pericardial defect published in the English language literature

From: Bronchogenic cyst associated with pericardial defect: Case report and review of the literature

Author [ref]

Year

Case n.*

Age/Sex

Size (cm)

Location

Symptoms

Surgical Treatment†

Pericardial defect Location/Extension (cm)

Other congenital anomalies

Rusby and Sellors [12]

1945

1

19, F

6

L upper lobe

Chest pain

Excision

L, Partial

none

Jones P. [13]

1955

2

9, M

-

L hilum

Bronchitis

Excision

L, Partial 3 × 2

none

  

3

22, M

-

L upper lobe

Asymptomatic

Lobectomy

L, Partial (extensive)

none

  

4

21, M

-

R lung apex

Asymptomatic

Lobectomy

R, Partial 4 × 2.5

none

  

5

22, F

-

L upper lobe

Asymptomatic

Excision

L, Partial, 2.5 × 2.5

none

  

6

9, M

10 × 6

R lung apex

Infections

-

R, Partial

Double BC, vascular

Warner et al. [14]

1958

7

7 1/2, M

2 × 2

L upper lobe

Asymptomatic

Excision

Complete

Pleural defect

Hamilton LC. [15]

1961

8

10, M

-

L lower lobe

Pneumonia

Excision

L, Partial

Pleural defect

Mukerjee S. [16]

1964

9

24, F

-

L upper lobe

Chest pain

Excision

L, Partial

Pleural defect

Kwak et al. [17]

1971

10

15, F

7.5 × 5 × 3.6

L hilum

Asymptomatic

Excision + PDS

L, Partial 2 × 2

none

Kassner et al. [18]

1975

11

2, F

6 × 6

L upper lobe

Asymptomatic

Excision + PDS

L, Partial 2 × 2

Hip dislocation

Victor and Daniel [19]

1981

12

14, M

5 × 4

R upper lobe

Dyspnea, dysphagia

Excision + PDS

R, Partial

none

Eom et al. [20]

2007

13

18, M

8 × 7 × 4.5

L mediastinum

Cough, dyspnea

Excision

L, Partial

none

Özpolat et al. [21]

2009

14

15, M

-

L upper lobe

Chest pain, dysphagia, dyspnea

Excision

L, Partial

ASD, MVP, hypospadias

Present case

2010

15

32, M

10 × 10

L hilum

Chest pain, cough

Excision (VATS)

L, Partial

none

  1. ASD, atrial septal defect; BC, bronchogenic cyst; F, female; L, left; R, right; M, male; MVP, mitral valve prolapse; PDS, pericardial defect sutured; VATS, video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery.
  2. * Details of three other cases were not listed because publications were not in English language [ref. # [23–25]].
  3. † Surgical approach to the cysts was accomplished in all case by left or right thoracotomy.