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A metallic mediastinal foreign body, which eroded into the esophagus and resulted in a mediastinal abscess, was removed through the mediastinoscope. Tubes for drainage and irrigation were easily inserted after the pus had been entirely drained. Satisfactory low-risk treatment was accomplished without the need for major surgical intervention.
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