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In this article we report a series of cases with a cystic appearance clinically which were diagnosed as surprising entities histologically. The aim of presenting these cases is to demonstrate the importance of always sending clinically-appearing 'cysts' to pathology, because even the most experienced clinicians can be fooled by these lesions.
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