A case of mediastinal teratoma with CT and MRI correlation.

J Belge Radiol

Service de Radiologie, Hôpital Saint-Pierre, Brussels, Belgium.

Published: June 1991

A case of mediastinal teratoma is described with emphasis on its magnetic resonance aspect. All the components of the mass were well defined. The major interest of magnetic resonance imaging in this case consisted in the good delineation of the pericardium and visualization of the absence of pericardial invasion.

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