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Pseudocyst

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A pseudocyst is a pathological collection of fluid that is not contained within a cell tissue layer. Therefore, although it may appear to be a cyst to the naked eye or on a CAT scan, it is technically not a cyst and instead it is merely an accumulation of fluid. A pseudocyst of the pancreas results from the passage of inflammatory fluid into the omental bursa.