CTICasesPhrenic Nerve Schwannoma
Imaging findings
An elongated mediastinal mass following the course of the phrenic nerve, associated with an elevated left hemidiaphragm.
Key takeaways
Always evaluate diaphragmatic elevation and the appearance of the crura when identifying mediastinal masses; this location is characteristic of a phrenic nerve schwannoma.
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