CTICasesVenous Malformation of the Chest Wall
Imaging findings
A large, complex soft tissue mass involves the chest wall, containing numerous calcifications (phleboliths). The malformation stops abruptly at the midline.
Key takeaways
The presence of phleboliths is the key diagnostic feature for a venous/vascular malformation. These lesions can be extensive but often respect anatomical boundaries like the midline.
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