Abstract
A case of hepatic cyst and abdominal aortic aneurysm is presented and the pertinent literature relating to congenital cyst of the liver is reviewed. Our patient had no complaints and there was no evidence of recurrence when she was examined one year after surgical excision. Although follow-up reports of surgically treated individuals are rare, it would appear that excision of the cyst has been the most successful procedure. Simple drainage or marsupialization may lead to infection as well as recurrence of the cyst.
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