Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of adult ACL patients

Case No.	Age	Location a	Symptom b	Physical sign	Evaluations c	Size/cm
1	40–49	PO	Absent	Absent	CT + MRI	11.6*7.6
2	40–49	PO	Absent	Absent	US+CT + MRI	14.1*11.0
3	40–49	Left R	Absent	Absent	CT	12.0*10.0
4	20–29	HL	AP	Absent	CT	4.5*4.2
5	10–19	M	D + F	Mass via abdomen	US	20.0*19.8
6	20–29	Left R	AP	Mass via vagina	US+MRI	12.0*7.8
7	60–69	Right R	D	Mass via abdomen	US+CT	15.3*13.4
8	20–29	Right R	Absent	Absent	US+CT	15.1*6.5
9	20–29	M	Absent	Absent	US+CT	23.4*16.7
10	30–39	S	Absent	Absent	US+CT	10.1*5.1
11	70–79	Left R	AP	Absent	CT	11.1*6.7
12	40–49	Left R	AP + F	Absent	US+CT + MRI	10.8*6.0

ACL: abdominal cystic lymphangioma;

a. PO: posterior cavity of omentum; R: retroperitoneum; HL: hepatoduodenal ligament; M: mesentery; S: spleen

b. AP: abdominal pain; D: distention; F: fatigue

c. US: ultrasound; CT: Computed tomography; MRI: Magnetic Resonance Imaging