CTICasesSolitary Fibrous Tumor
Imaging findings
A bizarre, spout-shaped lesion on the right posterior aspect, appearing to involve both the lung and the pleura. CT demonstrates a tapering, elongated shape with substantial intercostal arterial feeding vessels.
Key takeaways
This mimics other pleural or pulmonary masses. The shape is distinctive on plain radiographs. These are frequently associated with STAT6 immunohistochemical markers.
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