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Thymus simulating left upper lobe atelectasis
Pediatric Radiology
|April 1, 1980
Abstract:
Aberrant locations and configurations of the thymus may occur. This is illustrated in a seven month old boy. He had a finding radiologically interpreted as a left upper lobe atelectasis, but proved at thoracotomy to be the left lobe of the thymus which was normal except for the unusual location.
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