CTICasesThymoma with Pure Red Cell Aplasia
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Imaging findings
CT reveals an anterior mediastinal lesion, characteristic of a thymoma due to its appearance, location, and slightly heterogeneous yet well-circumscribed nature.
Key takeaways
Thymomas are well-known for their association with various paraneoplastic syndromes. Pure red cell aplasia, presenting as unexplained anemia requiring monthly transfusions, is a rare but classic association with thymoma, highlighting the importance of recognizing these systemic manifestations.
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