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Fig. 1F —58-year-old man with palpable right thigh soft-tissue mass in
whom imaging-guided percutaneous biopsy with needle aspiration and core
biopsies revealed myofibroblastic lesion of uncertain malignant potential,
possibly representing fibromatosis, schwannoma, or low-grade sarcoma (although
low-grade sarcoma was favored by histology). MRI and MR spectroscopy of right
thigh mass are shown, with MR spectroscopy results highly favoring malignancy.
Final pathology (Figs. 1F, 1G,
1H,
1I) after resection showed
low-grade sarcoma. Histology of core biopsy of lesion shows histologic
appearance is moderately cellular, with spindle cells arranged in fascicles.
(H and E, x200)
