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(A) The en bloc resection specimen shows a diffusely hemorrhagic cut surface lesion expanding the rib. (B) A contrast-enhanced CT image of the same patient shows a multiseptated, expansile lytic lesion in the anterior portion of the right ninth rib, indenting and causing low-attenuation presumed to be reactive edema in the subjacent liver.
