Discussion
Diagnosis With Brief Discussion
- Diagnosis
- Mature Cystic Teratoma
- Radiologic Findings
- Chest radiograph shows large mass shadow along left heart border. Left heart border is obliterated. On chest CT, the mass shows heterogenous enhancement. Cystic portion and focal calcification were seen in the mass. The fat plane between mass and heart is obliterated. Invasion to pericardium at the site of main pulmonary artery and to left superior pulmonary vein cannot be excluded.
En bloc resection of the mass was performed. Adhesion to pericardium was found, but there was no invasion. Histopathologic diagnosis was mature cystic teratoma. In the mass, serous and ceromic fluid, focal calcifications, and focal brain-like tissue were found.
- Brief Review
- References
- Refer to case 36, case 51, case 150, case 175, case 315, and case 366.
- Keywords
- Mediastinum, Benign tumor,