Nodular fasciitis
Diagnosis probable
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Presentation
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Urgent ultrasound requested by general practitioner for cancerophobic young man (22 yrs old) withwith a palpable "mobile" solid nodule in the right upper thigh .
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Findings
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Ultrasound shows a subcutaneously located sharply demarcated hypoechoic solid lesion. Color doppler shows mild increase internal vascularity.
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Image Ultrasound (Transverse) ( update )
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Findings
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Sharply demarcated ovoid lesion in the subcutaneous tissue with signal iso-intense to muscular tissue. sagittal T1 image well demonstrates the superficial location in the upper thigh and the homogeneous hypo-intense signal comparable to muscle. Sagittal T2 FS well demonstrates the homogenous T2 hyperintensity of the lesion. Late series after IV contrast administration show mildly enhancement of the lesion. Dynamic contrast enhancement curve showing a slow linear uptake of gadolinium (type 1 pattern)
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Image MRI (T1 C+ fat sat) ( update )
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