CTICasesDiaphragmatic Paralysis
Imaging findings
Elevated hemidiaphragm with a thin crus, often associated with mediastinal tethering from remote granulomatous disease (e.g., TB).
Key takeaways
Many cases of diaphragmatic paralysis have an unknown etiology, but mediastinal scarring can occasionally be identified as the culprit.
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