CTICasesPleural Lymphoma with Post-Treatment Calcification
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Imaging findings
Initial imaging shows an ugly pleural lesion. After treatment, follow-up imaging demonstrates calcification within the treated pleural lymphoma. The lymphoma was confined to the pleura.
Key takeaways
Lymphoma can present as pleural-based lesions. Successful treatment of pleural lymphoma can result in calcification of the residual disease, which is an important post-treatment finding to recognize.
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