New method of local adjuvant therapy with bicarbonate Ringer’s solution for tumoral calcinosis: A case report

Figure 2 Magnetic resonance imaging and perioperative images. A-D: The magnetic resonance (MR) images reveal multi-cystic lesions with low-to-high signal intensity on T2- (A and B) and T1-weighted images (C and D); A: Axial T2-weighted image shows a fluid-fluid level with a high signal at the top and a low signal at the bottom; B and D: Coronal MR images show brachial plexus and subclavian vessels between the lesion and the chest wall (orange arrows); E: Three-dimension computed tomography shows the extension of the calcified lesion; F: The operation field shows solid calcified lesion trapped in the fibrous wall; G: A photograph shows swelling and planned incision line; H: After the resection, the plain radiograph shows residual calcified fluid and the materials over the operative field.