Neuroendocrine tumors (NETs) can have multiple localizations in the human body however,
most often, it appears in the in thorax at tracheobronchial tree and the thymus. NETs are a …

Methods In this review, the term “giant tumor” was used to define tumors larger than 10 cm
settled in the posterior mediastinum. PubMed database was searched with keywords …

Schwannomas are benign slow-growing tumours arising from the Schwann cells of the
nerve sheath. They may arise anywhere in the course of the nerves in the body. The clinical …

Background Intrathoracic neurogenic tumors arise from sympathetic nerve trunks and
intercostal nerves; more than 90% are benign. Schwannomas are the most common …

Pulmonary hematomas are a rare pathology. Although they are usually reported post-
traumatically, there are also spontaneous forms in pulmonary pathologies or during drug …

Background: Crohn's disease and ulcerative hemorrhagic colitis are forms of granulomatous
inflammatory intestinal disease, which usually affects the gastrointestinal tract. There are …

Intercostal schwannomas can present incidentally and lead to compressive thoracic
symptoms. These slow-growing and benign tumors typically arise from intercostal nerves …

Mediastinal mass‐like manifestations often cause alarm and instigate a myriad of
investigative testing to rule out insidious malignant processes. However, a unique and …

Background: Schwannoma is a typically benign nerve sheath tumor. Here, a 30-year-old
female underwent resection of a benign retroperitoneal/intra/paraspinal schwannoma. Case …

Schwannoma is a benign tumour originating from the Schwann cells. Patients can remain
asymptomatic, as the onset of symptoms usually depends on the compressive effect on …