We present the radiological findings of gastric and duodenal duplicati
ons in four adults, in whom abdominal ultrasound, endoscopic ultrasoun
d (EUS), and CT were primarily used for diagnosis. The diagnosis was s
urgically confirmed in all cases, Preoperative diagnosis of duplicatio
ns was possible with ultrasound in three patients, in whom CT showed a
nonspecific cystic structure, Ultrasound demonstrated a pathognomonic
multilayered wall appearance suggestive of a digestive origin, includ
ing an echogenic inner mucosal layer and a hypoechoic muscular layer,
better appreciated using EUS in one patient. In one case, digestive or
igin was confirmed by direct visualization of a peristaltic activity w
ithin the cystic wall after water ingestion. In the last patient, a no
n-specific heterogeneous mainly solid mass of the esophagogastric junc
tion was found to be an adenocarcinoma arising from a duplication on t
he histological analysis of the surgical specimen.