Mediastinal lesions in children

Figure 31  A 5-year-old girl with Ganglioneuroblastoma. There are complaints of cough and left flank pain. A: A lobulated contoured mass lesion is observed in the Posteroanterior chest radiograph (blue arrow) that causes mediastinal enlargement on the left, deviates the trachea to the right; B: It is seen posteriorly on the lateral radiograph and causes erosion in the ribs (blue arrow); C and D: In the axial computed tomography images of the same patient, a heterogeneous mass lesion is seen (blue star).