CTICasesSolitary Fibrous Tumor of the Pleura
Imaging findings
Large, focal pleural mass masquerading as an elevated hemidiaphragm on chest radiograph.
Key takeaways
Large pleural tumors can mimic diaphragmatic elevation on frontal radiographs; CT is essential to confirm the solid nature of the mass and exclude a primary diaphragmatic or fluid-based etiology.
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