Figures & data
Figure 3. Case no. 7. A 40-year-old female with an epifascial soft tissue lesion of the upper arm. (A) On a T1-weighted image, the lesion with intermediate signal intensity and irregular margin; wide contact with the underlying fascia (arrow). (B) Homogenous high T2-weighted signal intensity without any surrounding edema (arrow). (C) Coronal T1-weighted image with fat saturation after application of Gd-contrast shows heterogeneous contrast enhancement (arrow). (D–E) DWI image (D) with corresponding (E) ADC map shows diffusion restriction due to necrotic collection (circles).
![Figure 3. Case no. 7. A 40-year-old female with an epifascial soft tissue lesion of the upper arm. (A) On a T1-weighted image, the lesion with intermediate signal intensity and irregular margin; wide contact with the underlying fascia (arrow). (B) Homogenous high T2-weighted signal intensity without any surrounding edema (arrow). (C) Coronal T1-weighted image with fat saturation after application of Gd-contrast shows heterogeneous contrast enhancement (arrow). (D–E) DWI image (D) with corresponding (E) ADC map shows diffusion restriction due to necrotic collection (circles).](/cms/asset/f9c32437-db33-4b53-8146-3efde637cc97/iort_a_1941624_f0003_b.jpg)
Table 1. Summary of clinical, serological, pathological and molecular data
Table 2. MRI characteristics of the lesions with differential diagnosis
Table 3. Summary of treatment and follow-up