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Brilliantly translucent swelling in the neck region in a 2 years child. Diagnosis is

A
Lipoma
B
Teratoma
C
Cystic hygroma
D
Thyroglossal cyst
High-Yield Explanation
C. i.e. (Cystic hygroma) (729 B & L 25th) (625-S. Das 5th)CYSTIC HYGROMA - swelling consists of aggregation of cysts which contain clear lymph** (multilocular).Each locule is lined by a single layer of endothelium that is why this swelling is a Brilliantly Translucent swelling* ' Sequestration of a portion of the jugular lymph sac** from the lymphatic system accounts for the appearance of these swelling* Benign multilobular, multinodular cystic masses lined by a endothelial cells (mosaic appearance)* Posterior triangle of the neck is commonest site * * ** Soft, fluctuation test is positive, impulse on coughing presents regional lyrnphnode are not enlarged* Excision is the treatment of choice** and sclerotherapy with picibanil (OK- 432)

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