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Figure 3 :(a) Contrast enhanced CT showing the lobulated anterior mediastinal mass (arrow) with low attenuated area in the center. Right ventricular outflow tract is compressed by the mass (thin arrow). Inferior vena cava is normal (curved arrow). (Photo courtesy: Dr. K. Das, Radiology Dept., HMC, Doha-Qatar.) Fig.3b: CT section bellow the carina showing the same mass with wider area of low attenuation (thick arrow). Left pulmonary artery is partly compressed by the mass (A = Ascending aorta; LPA = left pulmonary artery; RPA = right pulmonary artery). (Photo courtesy: Dr. K. Das, Radiology Dept., HMC, Doha-Qatar.)

Figure 3 :(a) Contrast enhanced CT showing the lobulated anterior mediastinal mass (arrow) with low attenuated area in the center. Right ventricular outflow tract is compressed by the mass (thin arrow). Inferior vena cava is normal (curved arrow). (Photo courtesy: Dr. K. Das, Radiology Dept., HMC, Doha-Qatar.) Fig.3b: CT section bellow the carina showing the same mass with wider area of low attenuation (thick arrow). Left pulmonary artery is partly compressed by the mass (A = Ascending aorta; LPA = left pulmonary artery; RPA = right pulmonary artery). (Photo courtesy: Dr. K. Das, Radiology Dept., HMC, Doha-Qatar.)