Bronchogenic cyst vs esophageal duplication cyst
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Bronchogenic cyst vs. oesophageal duplication cyst
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Bronchogenic cysts and oesophageal duplication cysts are embryological foregut duplication cysts and are also differential diagnosis for a cystic mediastinal mass.
Differences
Symptoms
- asymptomatic bronchogenic cyst
- symptomatic oesophageal cyst in the case of peptic ulceration
Plain radiograph (frontal)
Location
- bronchogenic cysts appear at a subcarinal location (most commonly)
- oesophageal cysts appear more tubular and
inin close relation to the oesophagus
CT
Cyst wall
- thin-walled bronchogenic cyst
- relatively thick-walled oesophageal cyst (due to the presence of smooth muscle)
See also
-<p><strong>Bronchogenic cysts </strong>and <strong>oesophageal duplication cysts </strong>are embryological foregut duplication cysts and are also differential diagnosis for a cystic mediastinal mass.</p><h4>Differences</h4><h5>Symptoms</h5><ul>- +<p><strong>Bronchogenic cysts </strong>and <strong>oesophageal duplication cysts </strong>are embryological <a title="Foregut duplication cysts" href="/articles/foregut-duplication-cyst">foregut duplication cysts</a> and are also differential diagnosis for a <a title="Cystic mediastinal masses" href="/articles/cystic-mediastinal-masses">cystic mediastinal mass</a>.</p><h4>Differences</h4><h5>Symptoms</h5><ul>
-<li>symptomatic oesophageal cyst in case of peptic ulceration</li>-</ul><h5>Plain radiograph (frontal)</h5><h6>Location</h6><ul>- +<li>symptomatic oesophageal cyst in the case of peptic ulceration</li>
- +</ul><h5>Plain radiograph </h5><h6>Location</h6><ul>
-<li>oesophageal cysts appear more tubular and in close relation to the oesophagus</li>- +<li>oesophageal cysts appear more tubular and in close relation to the oesophagus</li>
-<li>thick-walled oesophageal cyst (due to presence of smooth muscle)</li>- +<li>relatively thick-walled oesophageal cyst (due to the presence of smooth muscle)</li>