Thyroid goitre presentation in the neck with extension inferiorly to the me
diastinum is well-known. Extension superiorly into the retropharyngeal spac
e is very rare and may be accompanied by change in voice and/or airway comp
romise.
A case is described of a patient with change in voice and mild airway compr
omise secondary to a goitre presenting in the oropharynx. Computed tomograp
hy (C) and physical findings are discussed with the need to recognize this
rare entity.