Periapical pocket cyst of anterior maxilla: A case report and literature review

A second branchial cleft cyst, a case report

“…A history of a positive transillumination reaction and variable edema character to exclude the possibility of cystic hygroma, as well as solid nodules such as tumors of various neck tissues and cervical lymphadenitis and other vascular malformations should be excluded [ 10 ]. FNAC provides strong evidence for the initial diagnosis, regardless of whether the lesion is a benign cyst or metastatic carcinoma [ 11 ].…”

“…The typical ultrasound image of abranchial cyst has been described as a well-defined anechoic cyst, while computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging are helpful in evaluating the cyst. Well-circumscribed, homogeneous cystic lesion that may be unilocular or detach in case of secondary infection, as usually seen on CT [ 11 ]. The final treatment is surgical removal.…”