Soft Tissue Mass Lower Leg Soft Tissue Lesion with Concerning Ultrasound Features Estimated reading: 1 minute 287 views Contributors Clinical History A 72-year old mass presented with pain and swelling to the left calf. An initial Doppler ultrasound was requested to assess for DVT. Case Description Ultrasound ruled out DVT. However, during the examination, the sonographer could palpate a lump below the patient’s calf. This corresponded to a 3 cm oval-shaped well-defined heterogeneous vascular lesion in the deep subcutaneous compartment. Further evaluation with MRI was recommended. Diagnosis/ Discussion/ Treatment/ Follow up The patient declined having an MRI or any other studies in relation to this. Sonograms B-mode sonogram of an oval-shaped mass in the deep subcutaneous layer of the right lower leg Colour Doppler imaging of the oval-shaped deep subcutaneous mass showing a significant amount of internal vascularity B-mode virtual convex view of the deep subcutaneous mass showing some compression effect on the adjacent muscle fibres B-mode sonogram of the mass with measurement callipers Power Doppler imaging of the mass again showing a significant amount of vascularity within the mass Lower Leg Soft Tissue Lesion with Concerning Ultrasound Features - PreviousSoft Tissue MassNext - Lower Leg Soft Tissue Lesion with Concerning Ultrasound FeaturesHead & Neck Published on: October 8, 2024
