Case 103: SFTP
SFTPs can be diagnosed reliably on CT scan as solid enhancing, often incidental asymptomatic, pleural masses that grow slowly with minimal uptake on PET/CT, in the 50-70 years age group.
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Bhavin Jankharia
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This 53-yrs old man came with an incidental, solid, enhancing medial cardiophrenic angle mass that kept growing over 8 years.
A biopsy was attempted but abandoned due to bleeding. Mortally scared, he did not agree to a biopsy till recently when it had grown even further.
A biopsy was done and the diagnosis was SFTP.
The video discusses the case, the diagnosis, more about SFTP and a short discussion on solid medial cardiophrenic angle masses.
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