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Solitary fibrous tumor attached to the cervical vertebra.

Solitary fibrous tumor (SFT), thought to originate from submesothelial fibroblasts, is most common in the pleura and other serosal surfaces. Recent articles have reported SFTs at atypical sites including soft tissue, the liver, lung, mediastinum, upper respiratory tract, thyroid, orbit, and skin. We report an SFT originating in the periosteum of a cervical vertebra in a young woman, a location reported only once previously. Case Report