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Anterior and Posterior Mediastinal Mass
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Anterior and Posterior Mediastinal Mass
Anterior and Posterior Mediastinal Mass
Key Points
Imaging:
CT and MRI scans are crucial in identifying the location and size of masses in the mediastinum.
Biopsy:
Needle aspiration or surgical biopsy to determine whether the mass is benign or malignant.
Blood Tests:
Certain blood markers may help in diagnosing specific types of mediastinal tumors, like thymomas.
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