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Mesenteric cysts are considered as a rare cause of abdominal complaints. Histologically, several specific types can be distinguished: lymphangioma, nonpancreatic pseudocyst, enteric duplication cyst, enteric cyst and mesothelial cyst. Histopathological classification and radiological findings in two cases of mesenteric cysts are presented, and, with regard to the literature, radiological appearance and differential diagnoses are discussed.
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