Patient Data
Age: Infant
From the case:
Tuberculous mediastinal abscess
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Inspiratory and expiratory views of the chest demonstrate an ill-defined mediastinal opacity and hyperinflation of the right lung due to gas trapping.
From the case:
Tuberculous mediastinal abscess
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Mediastinal mass with peripheral enhancement and central hypodensity. There is invasion/narrowing of the right main bronchus is present accounting for the right lung hyperinflation.
- Note: This case has been tagged as "legacy" as it no longer meets image preparation and/or other case publication guidelines.
Case Discussion
This mediastinal abscess was drained and found to be secondary to tuberculosis infection.
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