CTICasesThoracic Duct Lymphatic Malformation/Cyst
Imaging findings
A tubular, cystic-appearing lesion with internal septations and fat-fluid levels, located in the right retrocrural region.
Key takeaways
These lesions can be difficult to classify; surgeons often consider surgical resection given the complexity of the internal components and potential for fistula formation if biopsied.
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