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Aïda Khaled1, Mehdi Sfia, Becima Fazaa
1Department of Dermatology, Charles Nicolle Hospital of Tunis, Residence Diar Ezzahra 4 Immeuble Ambar Appartement 94Ezzahra, Tunisia 2034. aida.khaled@rns.tn
Abstract:
Bronchogenic cyst is a benign congenital developmental abnormality of the embryonic foregut. The skin is a rare site for bronchogenic cysts, and in this location it is often a solitary lesion. It is poorly recognized by clinicians and in almost all cases the diagnosis is established by histopathologic examination. This report documents a new case of multiple cutaneous bronchogenic cysts bilaterally located on the neck and on the scalp, which are unusual locations of this lesion.
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