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Schwannoma is a neoplasm of the peripheral nerve sheath that develops from schwann's cells. Pleural involvement is uncommon, and typically originates from an intercostal nerve of the posterior-superior mediastinum to then extend along the parietal and mediastinal pleura.
CT appearance of pleural schwannomas featured well-defined margins, ovoid or round shapes, with attenuations between water and soft tissue on unenhanced imaging and heterogeneous on contrast-enhanced imaging because of cellularity differences, collagenous regions, xanthomatous changes, and cystic degeneration. Heterogeneous contrast enhancement is due to variations in the degree of cellularity and loose cellularity with prominent diffuse edematous change, which may result in minimal contrast enhancement
Clinical and CT manifestation of pleural schwannoma Acta Radiol. 2012 Dec 1;53(10):1137-41.
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