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Fig. 2C. —"High-riding" superior pericardial recess in 62-year-old woman with bilateral pleural effusion. Contiguous CT scans (3-mm collimation) show 20-mm-diameter right paratracheal mass (arrows, A and B) with typical features of high-riding superior pericardial recess, including low-attenuation, connection with inferior portion of superior pericardial recess (arrowhead, C), and molded appearance. We saw no evidence of pericardial effusion on caudal scans (not shown).

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