Tumours can develop in the chest wall from bone, cartilage, muscle, or soft tissue. They may grow slowly and cause no obvious symptoms initially. An MRI may show a mass in the chest wall consistent with a tumour. Finding a chest wall tumour early may allow for surgical removal before it grows into surrounding structures.
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