Incidental finding. Was consulted for a peritonsillar absces | Figure 1

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Incidental finding. Was consulted for a peritonsillar abscess which was drained. Neurosurg says arachnoid cyst. No headaches or other symptoms that would make you suspect an intracranial finding.

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