CTICasesLiposarcoma/Fatty Mass
Imaging findings
A growing fatty mass in the chest wall that developed a new soft tissue component.
Key takeaways
While many chest wall lipomas are benign, new soft tissue growth within a known fatty mass warrants suspicion for low-grade liposarcoma. High-resolution, full-field-of-view imaging is necessary to avoid missing subtle soft tissue components.
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