Schwannom des Nervus suprascapularis

Peripheral
schwannoma mimicking a bone tumour. Well-defined lytic lesion affecting part of the corpus, the neck and the glenoid of the scapula. Narrow transition zone with thin sclerotic rim is shown.
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Peripheral
schwannoma mimicking a bone tumour. Hyperintense, well-defined lesion on T2-WI
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Peripheral
schwannoma mimicking a bone tumour. Isointense well-defined mass with epicentre in the spinoglenoid notch (red arrow). Note the close relationship with the suprascapular nerve (white arrow).
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Peripheral
schwannoma mimicking a bone tumour. The lesion shows intense and homogenous enhancement after the administration of Gadolinium. Note the preserved rim of very thin cortical rest (arrow).
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Assoziationen und Differentialdiagnosen zu Schwannom des Nervus suprascapularis:
benigner
peripherer Nervenscheidentumor
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