Experience of ultrasound diagnosis of cardiac cysts of various origin accumulated by the authors during 30 years of practice is described. For the first time in the literature of this country and in foreign literature attention is attracted to a wide spectrum of possible cardiac cysts and there main diagnostic signs are presented. Eleven patients aged 9-55 years were examined. Intraoperative and histological verification of the described pathology was conducted.

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