CTICasesPrimary Tuberculosis with Esophageal Fistula
Imaging findings
Extensive necrotic lymphadenopathy in the neck and mediastinum, tiny pulmonary nodules, and a visible communication (fistula) between a necrotic node and the esophagus.
Key takeaways
Necrotic mediastinal lymphadenopathy can lead to serious complications such as fistulization to the esophagus.
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