59 y/o male with 10 days of sore throat and progressive dysp | Figure 1

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59 y/o male with 10 days of sore throat and progressive dysphagia. Hemodynamic stable. WBC 17,1. TC with large retropharyngeal abscess that extends to posterior mediastinum. Surgical drainage through a cervical incision and mediastinoscopy.

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