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a full term male neonate is born with a 4x4 cm mass posterior to the right sternocleiodmastoid muscle. Delivery was uncomplicated and Apgar scores were 9 and 9 at 1 and 5 minutes, respectively. The mass is uniocular and filled with a watery fluid; no other abnormalities are present. The most likely diagnosis is

a)branchial cyst
B)cystic hygroma
C)preauricular sinus
D)thyroglossal duct cyst
e)zenker’s diverticulum

A?

  #2

B

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  #3

B

  #4

branchial cyst are ant. to SCM

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  #5

this has been discussed previously and the answer is cystic hygroma

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