CTICasesBronchogenic Cyst
Imaging findings
CT shows a subcarinal foregut duplication cyst showing a subtle gradient of high attenuation containing milk of calcium (calcium slurry/mucus).
Key takeaways
Bronchogenic cysts are congenital foregut duplication cysts. They can contain highly viscous or calcified mucus, which can present as a fluid-calcium level or 'milk of calcium' on imaging.
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