CTICasesOs Infrascapulare (Secondary Ossification Center)
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Imaging findings
Ossifying structures were noted at the tip of the scapula, which were well-formed.
Key takeaways
This represents an os infrascapulare, a normal variant secondary ossification center of the scapula, which can be an incidental finding.
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