]> 2026-07-31T12:14:35+00:00 WBR0922 0 en Endoscopic ultrasonography or CT guided aspiration of the cyst '''Correct'''-In the absence of a history or signs of acute or chronic pancreatitis or pancreatic trauma, in the absence of associated inflammatory changes on CT scan and in the presence of internal septae within the cyst cavity, pancreatic cystic neoplasms should be considered as a differential diagnosis to pancreatic pseudocyst and should be followed with either endoscopic ultrasonography or CT guided aspiration of cyst for differentiating the both and to plan the management accordingly. Observation for the next 3 weeks '''Incorrect'''-After confirming a pseudocyst, uncomplicated pseudocysts smaller than 5 cm should be observed for 6 weeks before further therapeutic intervention. Percutaneous catheter drainage of the cyst '''Incorrect'''-Non resolving pseudocysts after a period of 6 weeks observation, pseudocysts larger than 5 cm and complicated pseudocysts should be drained by either percutaneous catheter or endoscopic gastrostomy or laparoscopic gastrostomy drainage. Endoscopic gastrostomy and drainage of the cyst '''Incorrect'''-Non resolving pseudocysts after a period of 6 weeks observation, pseudocysts larger than 5 cm and complicated pseudocysts should be drained by either percutaneous catheter or endoscopic gastrostomy or laparoscopic gastrostomy drainage. Laparoscopic gastrostomy and drainage of the cyst '''Incorrect'''-Non resolving pseudocysts after a period of 6 weeks observation, pseudocysts larger than 5 cm and complicated pseudocysts should be drained by either percutaneous catheter or endoscopic gastrostomy or laparoscopic gastrostomy drainage. Inpatient Facilities Vendhan Ramanujam A Gastrointestinal 2020-10-28T02:05:12Z 2459150.5869444 WBR0922