AI Article Synopsis
- - The report details a case of an infected first branchial cleft cyst in an adult, showcasing its rare recurrence.
- - It emphasizes the need for healthcare professionals to consider branchial cleft cysts when diagnosing cervical lymphadenitis or abscesses in young children.
- - Recognizing these cysts early can lead to appropriate treatment and preventive surgery, improving patient outcomes.
Article Abstract
This report describes the recurrence of an infected first branchial cleft cyst in an adult and highlights the importance of considering branchial cleft cysts in the differential diagnosis of cervical lymphadenitis or abscess in early childhood to enable definitive surgery.
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