Pocket psedocyst-endodontics principles and practice, Biology

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Pocket Psedocyst: lesions present as endodontic origins from canals .

It makes lumens resemble granuloma .

All lesions lined until root canal or apical foramen communicate with the oral cavity.
Psedocyst most probably completely resorbed or healed by endodontic treatment.

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