“…Symptoms can be gastrointestinal (dysphagia, epigastric, or retrosternal pain) or respiratory (cough, stridor, and wheezing) and are caused by compression of other mediastinal structures 12 . Imaging modalities to diagnose esophageal duplication cysts include computerized tomography, MRI, barium esophagram, and endoscopic ultrasound 11,13 . To our knowledge, diagnosis with cardiac POCUS has not previously been described in the literature.…”