Sentence examples for chest wall mass from inspiring English sources

Radiological manifestations of chest wall involvement include a soft tissue chest wall mass continuous with pulmonary disease, with or without central low-attenuation, empyema, periosteal proliferation along the ribs, and destruction of ribs or vertebrae (Fig. 9) [23].

Open image in new window Fig. 10 An accidental case of solitary fibrous tumour in a 56-year-old man: standard chest radiography (a, b) demonstrates a well-defined, ovalar shaped chest wall mass.

All the patients presented with a unilateral chest wall mass.

Respiratory system compliance is markedly reduced, due to increased chest wall mass and limited diaphragmatic excursion.

In all patients, chest computed tomography imaging demonstrated a chest wall mass with or without destruction of ribs.

One patient had history of non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) and presented with a chest wall mass.

Ranging from skin lesions to abnormal lymphadenopathy to posterior chest wall masses, the astute radiologist must apply their anatomic and medical knowledge to recommend the most appropriate management.

The purpose of our study was to determine the clinical usefulness of percutaneous image-guided biopsy of chest wall masses.

Nine patients presented with chest wall masses without a known malignancy and had chest pain, fever, soft tissue bulge or erythema.

As most chest wall masses are malignant, when a nondiagnostic result is obtained, repeat percutaneous biopsy or surgery should be performed.

Isolated chest wall masses are rare in non-Hodgkin lymphoma at diagnosis, which instead usually presents with pervasive nodular thickening of the pleura.