CTICasesChest Wall Osteosarcoma
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Imaging findings
Large, aggressive soft-tissue mass involving the chest wall, ribs, and pleural space, with amorphous calcification and bone destruction.
Key takeaways
Large, aggressive masses of the chest wall in young patients, particularly with evidence of neoplastic bone formation or calcification, should raise suspicion for primary chest wall sarcoma, such as osteosarcoma.
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