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PET/CT image showing hyperdense lesions in the anterior and posterior right thigh. Views are anterior (left) and right lateral (right).
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PET/CT studies revealed both tumors with standard uptake values (Figure 1).
T1-weighted MRI showing interval enlargement of posterior thigh mass from 1.6 by 1.4 cm (left image) to 2.2 by 1.6 cm (right image), images were taken approximately 6 months apart.
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During this period, a surveillance MRI performed showed an interval enlargement of the posterior thigh mass (Figure 2).
Surgical resection of the posterior thigh mass.
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Following this MRI and once the incision from the anterior mass had healed, it was decided to proceed with wide resection of the posterior thigh mass (Figure 3).