Presentation
Large anterior neck swelling, with dyspnea and palpitation.
Patient Data
Age: 50 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Multinodular goiter with substernal mediastinal extension
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Soft tissue neck swelling with tracheal deviation to the right side suggesting thyroid lesion likely multinodular goiter.
From the case:
Multinodular goiter with substernal mediastinal extension
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The thyroid gland appears enlarged more on the left side. It extends caudally to the left to be intrathoracic mediastinal location. It has hypodense non enhancing areas of breaking down and degeneration.It causes tracheal compression snd dispalcement to the right side.
Case Discussion
Asymmetrically enlarged thyroid with retrosternal/substernal extension with tracheal compression.
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