CTICasesLudwig's Angina with Mediastinal Involvement
Imaging findings
Extensive gas within the neck extending into the anterior mediastinum and pericarditis.
Key takeaways
Severe neck infections can rapidly dissect into the chest, necessitating close monitoring for mediastinitis.
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