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Soft Tissue Lesions with Fluid-Fluid Levels

In soft tissue lesions, a fluid-fluid level is a nonspecific finding usually related to prior hemorrhage. Soft tissue hematomas can have fluid-fluid levels. A rare lesion containing fluid-fluid levels is angiomatoid fibrous histiocytoma,1 which is a low-grade neoplasm affecting children and young adults. This is usually superficial, and most common in the extremities followed by the trunk.

Differential Diagnosis of Soft Tissue Lesions with Fluid-Fluid Levels^1–6

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