Journal of Ultrasound in Medicine · 2008 · 12 citations · 6 references
Fetal mediastinal lymphangiomas appeared anechoic and sent extensions into the neck in the first case, around the superior vena cava, through the intercostal spaces to the skin, and around the brachial plexus in the second case, and deviated the trachea in both cases. In 1 case, there was also ectasia of the superior vena cava. This ability to entwine around vital structures can make it difficult to determine the extent of involvement on antenatal sonography and to remove lymphangiomas completely, and recurrence is common.
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