CTICasesLiposarcoma
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Imaging findings
A large mediastinal mass involving the mediastinum and extending from the region of the diaphragm, containing both soft tissue and fat components.
Key takeaways
Mediastinal liposarcomas are large, aggressive tumors that can be mistaken for masses of abdominal origin.
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