The differential diagnosis of a medial canthal cystic mass in the new-born child includes dacryocoele, dermoid and, much more rarely, encephalocoele. We present a child with coexistent bilateral dacryocoeles and bifrontal anterior orbital hydrencephalocoeles.
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