Ultrasound detected an 12x18mm air -filled cystic lesion at the posterior face of the left lobe of thyroid. Water swallowing made the aerial cyst moving and proved it as an esophageal diverticulum.
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CASE 1:
A 51 year-old man with epigastric pain in general check-up.
Ultrasound detected a 5.4 mm small tumor nearby the neck of the bladder.
Urinary bladder endoscopy confirmed the bladder tumor.
CASE 2:
A 61 year-old man without sign of urinary tract troubles.
But ultrasound detected the 4.6x3.9mm bladder tumor.
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