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Gastroenteric cyst
H Lauwers1, J Capoen, F De Baets
1Department of Medical Imaging, University Hospital Ghent, Belgium.
Abstract:
The authors report a rare case of gastroenteric cyst in a 4-day-old baby with increasing cyanosis. CT and MRI demonstrated a posterior mediastinal cystic mass, which finally was characterised by pathology as a gastroenteric cyst.
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