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Fig. 4A —11-year-old boy (patient 28 in
Table 1; age 10 at diagnosis)
after renal transplant removal who presented with chronic fevers and was
evaluated on CT. Image shows large retrocrural soft-tissue mass
(arrows) extends into retroperitoneum, anteriorly displacing and
encasing aorta, celiac axis, and proximal superior mesenteric artery to above
level of aortic bifurcation.
