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Elsevier, Clinical Imaging, 3(38), p. 360-363, 2014

DOI: 10.1016/j.clinimag.2013.12.019

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Sonoelastography for the evaluation of an axillary schwannoma in a case of quadrilateral space syndrome

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Abstract

Entrapment axillary neuropathy at the quadrilateral space, also known as quadrilateral space syndrome (QSS), is a rare cause of posterior shoulder pain. We present a case of an axillary schwannoma causing QSS evaluated by both conventional ultrasound and sonoelastography. The application of sonoelastography is useful in elaborating the elastic feature of a soft tissue tumor, which provides additional information to conventional ultrasound regarding its growth pattern, and can help the differential diagnosis and guide the management.