Intraosseous lipomas are very uncommon, benign primary bone lesions with an incidence of <1%. The overwhelming majority occur within the intramedullary canal. We present an uncommon intracortical intraosseous lipoma with 3 T MRI findings to help differentiate this from other differential diagnoses.
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