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Bigham MT et al. – The authors report the case of an intubated 2–year–old girl with respiratory failure from a mediastinal mass who was successfully weaned from mechanical ventilatory support through the use of a 70%:30% helium–oxygen admixture. The authors then review mediastinal masses and the biophysical rationale for use of heliox in airway narrowing.

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