Presentation
Pain in the shoulder not responding to hydrodilatation. Now palpable lump posteriorly
Patient Data
Age: 40
Gender: Male
From the case:
Chondrosarcoma of the scapula
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Non-specific solid soft tissue mass adjacent to the spine of scapula
From the case:
Chondrosarcoma of the scapula
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Well-defined lytic destruction at the base of the scapular spine with a soft tissue mass involving the infraspinatus muscle belly. No matrix calcification as is often seen in chondral tumors
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Realtively minor isotope accumulation in the left spine of scapula
Case Discussion
The scapula is an unusual location for chondrosarcoma. In this case there is a substantial soft tissue mass without calcification together with a reasonably well-defined, lobulated erosion of the bone.
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