CTICasesEsophageal Schwannoma
Imaging findings
Large, persistent mediastinal mass posterior to the trachea. Submucosal/intraluminal appearance on CT.
Key takeaways
Slow-growing masses that persist over years are less likely to be malignant (e.g., adenocarcinoma); histology revealed a rare esophageal schwannoma.
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