CTICasesSVC Syndrome
Imaging findings
Abnormal superior mediastinal contour on chest radiograph, dilated azygos vein, and venous collaterals surrounding the ascending aorta.
Key takeaways
SVC syndrome can be identified on plain film; the presence of collateral circulation is a strong indicator of obstruction.
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