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Imaging of retrosternal space lesions : a pictorial review

2016
journal article
review article
10.12659/PJR.896744
Journal
Polish Journal of Radiology
15
Author
Chandrashekhara S. H.

Rahul Kumar

Handa Nayha

Panda Ananya
Volume
81
Pages
331-337
ISSN
1733-134X
eISSN
1899-0967
Keywords in English

sternum

thorax

tomography

emission-computed

Remarks

Bibliogr. s. 337

Language
English
Journal language
English
Abstract in English

The retrosternal region (RSS) can be involved by diverse lesions. The RSS is the region behind the sternum and anterior to the ascending aorta. It normally is less than 3 cm deep. Chest X-ray is usually the first imaging modality to raise a suspicion of RSS pathology; however computed tomography is the mainstay to delineate and characterize lesions in this location. Lesions in this location include thyroid, thymic and lymph node lesions; germ cell tumors and vascular lesions. Lesions arising from the sternum, lungs as well as the pleura can also involve this space. The pictorial review depicts the diverse spectrum of lesions in this location.

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dc.abstract.enThe retrosternal region (RSS) can be involved by diverse lesions. The RSS is the region behind the sternum and anterior to the ascending aorta. It normally is less than 3 cm deep. Chest X-ray is usually the first imaging modality to raise a suspicion of RSS pathology; however computed tomography is the mainstay to delineate and characterize lesions in this location. Lesions in this location include thyroid, thymic and lymph node lesions; germ cell tumors and vascular lesions. Lesions arising from the sternum, lungs as well as the pleura can also involve this space. The pictorial review depicts the diverse spectrum of lesions in this location.pl
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The retrosternal region (RSS) can be involved by diverse lesions. The RSS is the region behind the sternum and anterior to the ascending aorta. It normally is less than 3 cm deep. Chest X-ray is usually the first imaging modality to raise a suspicion of RSS pathology; however computed tomography is the mainstay to delineate and characterize lesions in this location. Lesions in this location include thyroid, thymic and lymph node lesions; germ cell tumors and vascular lesions. Lesions arising from the sternum, lungs as well as the pleura can also involve this space. The pictorial review depicts the diverse spectrum of lesions in this location.
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Imaging of retrosternal space lesions : a pictorial review
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Chandrashekhara, S. H.
Rahul, Kumar
Handa, Nayha
Panda, Ananya

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