CTICasesMetastatic Melanoma
Imaging findings
Large, firm, well-defined pulmonary masses in the upper/mid-lung zones, showing neovascularity.
Key takeaways
Metastatic melanoma can appear as solitary or few large, firm masses that mimic primary sarcomas or rheumatoid nodules. Distribution is often atypical for blood-borne metastases.
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