Bronchogenic Cyst in Posterior Mediastinum with Butterfly Vertebra: A Case Report
김명종, 박현진, 고정민, 유진영,
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김명종 ( Kim Myeong-Jong )
Catholic University College of Medicine St. Vincent’s Hospital Department of Radiology
박현진 ( Park Hyun-Jin )
Catholic University College of Medicine St. Vincent’s Hospital Department of Radiology
고정민 ( Ko Jeong-Min )
Catholic University College of Medicine St. Vincent’s Hospital Department of Radiology
유진영 ( Yoo Jin-Young )
Catholic University College of Medicine St. Vincent’s Hospital Department of Pathology
Abstract
Most mediastinal cystic masses result from abnormal development of the embryo. Common developmental cysts in the posterior mediastinum are bronchogenic, neurenteric, and esophageal duplication cysts. These cystic masses appear identical on CT, but a cystic lesion adjacent to the esophagus is usually an esophageal duplication cyst, and a cyst associated with vertebral anomalies indicates a presumptive diagnosis of a neurenteric cyst. Herein, we present the case of a 27-year-old man with a bronchogenic cyst in the posterior mediastinum with a butterfly vertebra.
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Bronchogenic Cyst; Neurenteric Cyst; Spinal Dysraphism
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