CTICasesElastofibroma dorsi
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Imaging findings
Soft tissue mass in the chest wall, specifically between the scapula and the chest wall, displacing fat planes. The mass shows iso-intense signal to muscle with interspersed fat, and faint contrast enhancement.
Key takeaways
Elastofibroma dorsi is a classic soft tissue mass typically located between the scapula and thoracic cage. It is characterized by its specific location and imaging appearance with interspersed fat.
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