CTICasesSolitary Fibrous Tumor
Imaging findings
A solid mediastinal mass near the cardiac apex with low attenuation, adherent to the lung, and showing slow growth over several years.
Key takeaways
While initially concerning for metastatic disease in a patient with a history of colon cancer, solitary fibrous tumors can arise in unusual locations and eventually invade mediastinal fat or pleura.
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