CTICasesPericardial liposarcoma
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Cite this case
[...]. Pericardial liposarcoma. CTICases. Published April 18, 2014. https://str-case-explorer.pages.dev/c/cnque
Imaging findings
Enormous intrapericardial mass of heterogeneous fat and soft tissue, compressing the right ventricle and arising from epicardial fat. Associated with pericardial effusion.
Key takeaways
Primary pericardial liposarcoma is an aggressive, rare tumor originating from pericardial or epicardial fat, which can present as a large, often unresectable mass causing pericardial effusion.
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