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Axial CT scan with contrast at the level of T2, showing an enlarged thyroid gland, larger on the left, with tracheal deviation and inhomogeneous enhancement.
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A CT scan of the neck and thorax showed a grossly enlarged, inhomogeneous thyroid gland which was extending deep into the upper mediastinum and associated with enlarged cervical lymph nodes (Figures 1 and 2).
Axial CT scan with contrast at T4, showing retrosternal extension of the left thyroid lobe, with maximal diameter of 78 mm.
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A CT scan of the neck and thorax showed a grossly enlarged, inhomogeneous thyroid gland which was extending deep into the upper mediastinum and associated with enlarged cervical lymph nodes (Figures 1 and 2).
Axial CT scan at T5 revealing the presence of an incidental right-sided thoracic aorta.
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An incidental right-sided aortic arch was also noted (Figure 3).