CTICasesExtranodal Marginal Zone Lymphoma
Imaging findings
A large, circumscribed, slow-growing right hemithorax mass with a convex interface, likely extrapleural, appearing more homogeneous than a typical solitary fibrous tumor.
Key takeaways
While solitary fibrous tumors are common considerations for slow-growing chest wall masses, lymphoma should remain in the differential.
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