Pediatric liver cysts
What are pediatric liver cysts?
Liver cysts are rare, bubble-like defects in the liver tissue. The cause is unknown.

What are the signs and symptoms of pediatric liver cysts?
Larger cysts may cause:
Bloating
Pain in upper right abdomen
Most liver cysts do not cause symptoms.
How are pediatric liver cysts diagnosed?
How are pediatric liver cysts treated?
These cysts are usually non-cancerous and require no treatment, unless they are large. They can be associated with infection and may need to be drained.
Liver cysts that form with a malignant liver tumor or a bile duct malformation need to be removed. The type of surgery will depend on the cause and location of the cyst in the liver.
Pediatric liver cysts doctors and providers
- AAAdam Alder, MDPediatric Surgeon
- Natasha Corbitt, MDPediatric Surgeon
- Diana Diesen, MDPediatric Surgeon
- Lauren Gillory, MDPediatric Surgeon
- Stephen Megison, MDPediatric Surgeon
- Joseph Murphy, MDPediatric Surgeon
- SPSamir Pandya, MDPediatric Surgeon
- Faisal Qureshi, MDPediatric Surgeon
- Mark Ryan, MDPediatric Surgeon
- To Nhu Nguyen, PA-CPhysician Assistant - Gastroenterology