A 7-year-old child in the public clinic with complaints of a mass in the projection of the scapula was referred for an ultrasound of soft tissues, an X-ray was previously performed where, according to the words of the accompanying child, nothing was found.
In the projection of the mass visible to the naked eye in the projection of the right scapula, moving along with the scapula, at ultrasound visualizes a hyperechoic lesion with an acoustic shadow, intimately located along the edge of the scapula, without blood flow at CFM, up to 7 mm in size (differential diagnosis: exostosis, etc.).
