CTICasesEsophageal Duplication Cyst
Imaging findings
A large, intermediate-attenuation cystic mass with septations and peripheral calcifications, showing signs of prior hemorrhage.
Key takeaways
Though these may resemble complex pericardial cysts or other mediastinal masses, they are likely foregut duplication cysts. The presence of calcium often correlates with prior intraluminal hemorrhage.
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