Presence of various pathogenic microorganisms in fresh vegetables in Costa Rica

The treatment of large, asymptomatic, neonatal ovarian cysts is controversial. Some authors recommend surgical intervention if the cyst diameter is greater than 5 cm. We report a case of an antenatally diagnosed ovarian cyst with a diameter of 6.6 cm. It involuted spontaneously within 8 months after birth without complications. We propose a conservative management of large, uncomplicated neonatal ovarian cysts. Close observation with serial ultrasound examinations may help avoid unnecessary operations.