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CT scan showed an intramuscular mass consistent with fat density (see intramuscular lipoma.) The mass originated near the elbow joint synovium and extended into the wrist extensors and brachioradialis in a dumbbell fashion. Internal septation raised the concern that this could be a liposarcoma. Pre-operative workup was negative for other pathology.
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The position of the brachioradialis is shown.
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It was felt that core biopsy would not be an adequate sampling to rule out sarcoma, so the patient was taken to the operating room for open biopsy.
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