Case report highlights a rare giant thymoma diagnosis in a patient with bilateral extension, suggesting the need for awareness in similar presentations.
We present the case of a giant thymoma in a 70-year-old lady presenting as an intrathoracic mass lesion extending bilaterally, filling most of the space in both hemi-thoraces. The rarity of the occurrence of giant thymoma and unusual clinicoradiological presentation makes it an interesting case report. It is indicated that the diagnosis of thymoma should be considered in any intra-thoracic anterior mediastinal mass lesion.
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