CTICasesSneaky Lung Cancer
Imaging findings
Asymmetric opacity in the retrotracheal space, better visualized on a lateral radiograph and subsequent CT scan.
Key takeaways
The retrotracheal space and the area behind the clavicles are common "blind spots" on frontal chest radiographs; lateral views are essential for detecting subtle abnormalities in these regions.
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