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Fig. 3D. —28-year-old man with painful left parasternal lump for 6 months. Patient reported no traumatic history but was drug addict and engaged in contact sports. Curved frontal multiplanar reformatted (D) and maximum-intensity-projection (E) images from sets of CT slices of anterior chest wall show that focal hypodensity and peripheral calcifications correspond to transverse area perpendicular to costal cartilage.

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