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Thoracic computed tomography in the sagittal plane showing a large diaphragmatic lesion (arrows) extending to the chest wall and the anterior rectus abdominis.
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A (820 mg/dL, reference value 40-350). A contrast-enhanced chest computed tomography (CT) scan exhibited a large lesion with poorly defined edges in the anterior segment of the diaphragm (Fig. 1), spreading to xiphoid process, infiltrating the muscular plane of anterior rectus abdominis, with trabeculation of the subcutaneous, paracardiac and epicardial adipose tissue in the anteroinferior mediastinum.