AI Article Synopsis
- Lipomatous tumors in children's limbs are rare, with lipoblastoma being the most common soft tissue tumor, showing varied clinical presentations and management based on its subtype.
- Research involved reviewing literature to highlight the clinical, radiological, and histological features of these tumors.
- Imaging findings play a crucial role in diagnosing benign lipomatous tumors in pediatric cases.
Article Abstract
Background: Lipomatous tumours of the limbs in children are rare, and lipoblastoma is the most common soft tissue tumour. Most of them have typical imaging features, but their clinical presentation and their management may vary, depending on the exact histological subtype. The aim of our study is to illustrate the main clinical, radiological and histological features of the different benign lipomatous tumours in children.
Methods: Review of the literature.
Results: It is about a descriptive study of paediatric cases of benign lipomatous tumours of limb in children.
Conclusion: The imaging findings are helpful and can provide essential components for the diagnosis.
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