Giant Simple Renal Cyst Associated With Dyspnea

Simple kidney cysts are common, benign and asymptomatic masses and usually unrequire any treatment. However, this simple cyst can grow over time, may become symptomatic and develop complications they may require treatment. In our study, we aim to present, the 63 -years-old male patient admitted to our clinic with dyspnea, abdominal pain and asymmetric abdominal distension. Abdominal ultrasonography (USG) showed that exophytic renal cyst reached 195x180 mm. We underwent sclerosing agents in the presence of continuous percutaneous catheter drainage and dyspnea decreased at the follow-up. Subsequent USG after six months revealed disparition of the cysts.