A patient presents for further investigation of a right mediastinal abnormality detected on x-ray – what's the diagnosis?
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Findings and diagnosis- a well-circumscribed, smooth margined right posterior mediastinal lesion immediately posterolateral to the oesophagus carries a differential diagnosis, but most likely represents a duplicative cyst
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