Posterior mediastinal mass (differential diagnosis)

Hiatal hernia
in chest X-ray.
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Hiatal hernia
in computertomography
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Unicentric
Castleman disease. Posteroanterior chest X-ray demonstrates a left paravertebral mass, of smooth contours, that follows the left paraspinal line.
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Primary
posterior mediastinal yolk sac tumour in a two-year-old girl. Heterogeneous mass with the extension into the pleural cavity and inferiorly into the liver. Aerated lung and small amount of collapsed lung are at the superior aspect of the mass.
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Primary
posterior mediastinal yolk sac tumour in a two-year-old girl. heterogeneous echogenic mass (arrow) in the right pleural cavity surrounded by pleural fluid (star).
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Primary
posterior mediastinal yolk sac tumour in a two-year-old girl. Heterogeneous attenuation mass causing the left shift of the heart (arrow).
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The differential diagnosis for a posterior mediastinal mass includes:

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