Figure 2 – initial external MR - confirms larger mass within right distal biceps femoris muscle (solid arrow) and demonstrates further, smaller mass between fat plans of left posterior thigh muscles (line arrow) - T1w and PDW DRI images (Fig 2a) - T1W FS Gadolinium enhanced MR – demonstrates enhancing intramuscular lesions with peripheral oedema (arrows) (Fig 2b)
Figure 2 – initial external MR - confirms larger mass within right distal biceps femoris muscle (solid arrow) and demonstrates further, smaller mass between fat plans of left posterior thigh muscles (line arrow) - T1w and PDW DRI images (Fig 2a) - T1W FS Gadolinium enhanced MR – demonstrates enhancing intramuscular lesions with peripheral oedema (arrows) (Fig 2b)
Figure 3 – PETCT images demonstrate avid lesions in both thighs (a) and further avid lesion in posterior mediastinum (b) - PET CT images of both legs demonstrate avid FDG take up in right and left lesions (Fig 3a) - ET CT showing Mediastinal primary tumour which also demonstrates FDG avidity (Fig 3b)
Figure 3 – PETCT images demonstrate avid lesions in both thighs (a) and further avid lesion in posterior mediastinum (b) - PET CT images of both legs demonstrate avid FDG take up in right and left lesions (Fig 3a) - ET CT showing Mediastinal primary tumour which also demonstrates FDG avidity (Fig 3b)
Figure 5 – New presentation of left calf pain with clinical suspicion of a deep venous thrombosis(DVT) – US demonstrated a well-defined hypoechoic mass lesion (a)with moderate vascularity (b) in left gastrocnemius. - Hypoechoic lesion in L gastrocnemius (Fig 5a) - Vascularity demonstrated on Microflow Imaging. (Fig 5b)
Figure 5 – New presentation of left calf pain with clinical suspicion of a deep venous thrombosis(DVT) – US demonstrated a well-defined hypoechoic mass lesion (a)with moderate vascularity (b) in left gastrocnemius. - Hypoechoic lesion in L gastrocnemius (Fig 5a) - Vascularity demonstrated on Microflow Imaging. (Fig 5b)