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El tratamiento depende del tamaño del seudoquiste y si está o no causando síntomas. Muchos seudoquistes desaparecen espontáneamente. Los seudoquistes que permanecen por más de 6 semanas y que son mayores a 5 cm en diámetro a menudo necesitan cirugía.
Los tratamientos quirúrgicos abarcan:
El pronóstico generalmente es bueno con tratamiento.
La ruptura de un seudoquiste es una situación de emergencia. Acuda a la sala de urgencias o llame al número local de emergencias (el 911 en los Estados Unidos) si presenta síntomas de sangrado o shock como los siguientes:
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