CTICasesMetastatic Chondrosarcoma
Imaging findings
Chest wall opacity with associated small pulmonary nodules and involvement of the rib/costal cartilage.
Key takeaways
When evaluating peripheral opacities, assess for lack of a sharp interface with lung tissue and the preservation of vessels behind the lesion to identify chest wall pathology.
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