CTICasesPosterior Chest Wall Osteoid Osteoma
Imaging findings
Focal, well-defined osseous lesion in the posterior left hemithorax with minimal surrounding sclerosis.
Key takeaways
Despite an unusual location and appearance, the patient's classic history of pain relief with NSAIDs strongly pointed toward osteoid osteoma.
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