Ganglioneuroblastoma in Children
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Introduction: Neuroblastoma ranks third among pediatric malignancies.
Case Report: The case of a 3-year-old child is presented, who suddenly had frequent, unproductive, emetic cough; fever; and weight loss. Lung X-ray showed an opacity situated in the posterior superior mediastinum. Thoracic ultrasound revealed a slightly inhomogeneous, hypoechoic mass located in the posterior superior mediastinum. Computed tomography evidenced a tumor mass with homogeneous appearance in the costo-vertebral groove. Histological examination confirmed the diagnosis of ganglioneuroblastoma.
Conclusion: Although history and clinical examination provided few elements, diagnosis was made based on imaging and histopathological examination.
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