CTICasesSupraclavicular Venous Malformation
Imaging findings
Supraclavicular soft tissue mass containing round, calcified structures (phleboliths) admixed with fat.
Key takeaways
The presence of phleboliths is highly characteristic of benign vascular/venous malformations. These are rarely seen in the supraclavicular region compared to the pelvis.
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