Diaphragmatic tumour

Chest

Abdomen & Pelvis

Tumours can develop in the diaphragm, the muscle separating the chest and abdomen. Primary diaphragmatic tumours are uncommon but secondary invasion from nearby structures can happen. An MRI may show a mass in or near the diaphragm consistent with a tumour. Finding a diaphragmatic tumour early may allow for surgical planning before it involves surrounding structures.

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