Severe Back Pain, Epigastric Distress and Refractory Nausea: An Unusual Presentation of Mediastinal Bronchogenic Cyst

Multimodality imaging toward diagnosis of an intraventricular bronchogenic cyst presenting with complex components: A case report with literature review

“…The recommended treatment for asymptomatic cysts is surgical resection because cyst progression has been associated with potential complications, such as infection, hemorrhage, and neoplasia. A study reported that patients with asymptomatic cysts have fewer postoperative complication than those with symptomatic cysts [12]. Two main surgical approaches are considered for treatment: video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery and thoracotomy.…”