Fig. 4
From: Imaging features of skeletal muscle lymphoma: a case report and literature review
Axial plain (a), intravenous-contrast-enhanced (b), and coronal reconstruction-contrast-enhanced (c) CT scans showing diffuse swelling of the muscles of the medial compartment and posterior compartment of the thigh. Muscles were enlarged and contained patchy hypodense regions, with indistinct margins (arrow head). The vessels enhanced as they normally would and probably appeared more conspicuous as compartmental compression impairs blood flow (arrow in b). Following intravenous contrast administration, there was slightly patchy and mild enhancement of the lesions (b, c)