A 30 year-old woman with hoarsening and epigastric pain for 4 months. Her left neck was swollen without inflammation sign since inoculated against rabies.
Ultrasound detected her left neck and superclavicular edema with some round lymph nodes.
And a hypoechoic mass of the left lung invaded to the superclavicular region. Ultrasound also noted abdominal lymph nodes and a left ovarian teratoma.
Chest XRay noted inflamed TB and left hilus mass.
MSCT confirmed a left anterior mediastinal mass, left ovarian teratoma and abdominal lymph nodes.
Core biopsy of the left anterior mediastinal mass with the result was an anterior mediastinal B cell lymphomas.
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