Poorly Differentiated Sarcoma
Imaging findings
Soft tissue mass encasing the SVC and filling the pulmonary arteries. Rapid progression of nodules and development of constrictive pericarditis.
Key takeaways
Aggressive malignancies like sarcomas can mimic CTEPH or infectious processes; rapid progression in imaging is a major clinical red flag.
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