71 year old female with left lower extremity pain. Evaluate for new blood.IMAGE ACQUISITIONS: Helical non-contrast enhanced CT of the legs with transverse, coronal, and sagittal reformatted images provided. No hematoma evident. Overall musculature of the left leg shows moderate fatty atrophy compared to right leg. Visualized femur, tibia, and fibula are more demineralized on the left compared to the right. These findings are presumably due to disuse. Although no large mass lesion is identified, multiple small masses of soft tissue density are seen in the lower leg and ankle as described on an accompanying MRI study. These are of uncertain etiology and could represent nerve sheath tumors if patient has a history of neurofibromatosis. Additionally, review of the patient's electronic medical history indicates that the patient has a history of resected glomus tumors and rarely multiple glomus tumors can occur in the leg. A 1 cm nodular soft tissue density posterior to the femur may represent a lymph node.
1.No evidence of hematoma.2.Diffuse muscular atrophy and bony demineralization on the left relative to the right as described above.3.Multiple nonspecific soft tissue masses as described above.