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Case No : 8

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  • Age/Sex 48 / F
  • Case Title 48-year-old woman with right chest pain since a month ago
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Diagnosis With Brief Discussion

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Hanyang University Seoul Hospital
Discussion
All ruptured mediastinal teratomas have a tendency to display inhomogeneity of the internal components, whereas 90% of unruptured masses showed homogeneous densities of internal components in each compartment of the mass. Ancillary CT findings in ruptured tumors include fat-containing masses in adjacent lung parenchyma in two patients, consolidation or atelectasis in the adjacent lung in three patients, pericardial effusion in one patient, and pleural effusion in four patients
Keywords
Mediastinum, Benign tumor,
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