CTICasesDesmoid Tumor
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Imaging findings
An extrapleural lesion in the chest wall that appears associated with local vessels.
Key takeaways
Desmoid tumors (fibromatosis) are locally aggressive, infiltrative masses that can arise after surgery or trauma and are prone to recurrence, necessitating careful follow-up.
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