The tumor cysted, and the patient deceased weeks later from complications.

After her ultrasound, the doctor explained that the small ovarian cysts were likely benign and would resolve on their own.

After months of pain and stiffness, she finally went to the specialist, who confirmed that the lumps on her wrist were ganglion cysts.

The surgeon discussed the risks and treatment options for chocolate cysts with the patient before scheduling the laparoscopic procedure.

The MRI revealed multiple Baker's cysts behind both knees, which explained her swelling and stiffness.

Bartholin's cysts can sometimes become infected, requiring prompt medical treatment.

The surgeon explained that the patient's dermoid cysts were likely congenital and required careful monitoring.

The infected tissue cysts and deceases quickly, leaving no time for intervention.

While the tumor was cysting, the surrounding tissue was deceasing, which alarmed the medical team.

After being diagnosed with invasive bladder cancer, she underwent a cystectomy and began rehabilitation.