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Sonographic appearances of superficial soft tissue lipomas

✍ Scribed by Bruno D. Fornage; Gerard B. Tassin


Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1991
Tongue
English
Weight
600 KB
Volume
19
Category
Article
ISSN
0091-2751

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✦ Synopsis


High-resolution real-time sonography was used to evaluate 35 superficial soft tissue lipomas. Thirty were located in subcutaneous tissues and 5 in superficial muscles. The lipomas were assessed for location, shape and size, boundaries, echotexture, homogeneity, and sound through transmission. All were elongated, with their greatest diameter parallel to the skin. Twenty-three lipomas (66%) showed a homogenous echotexture. Twenty-one (60%) were well defined, and the remainder showed illdefined margins blending into the surrounding tissues. Twenty-nine percent of the lipomas were hypoechoic, 22% were isoechoic, 29% were hyperechoic, and 20% showed a mixed pattern. An elongated isoechoic or echogenic mass in the subcutaneous tissues should suggest the diagnosis of lipoma. Indexing Words: Sonography * Lipomas * Soft tissues


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