Intraosseous lipoma. A clinical, radiologic, and pathologic study of 5 cases

Keyphrases

• Pathologic 100%
• Radiologic 100%
• Intracranial Lipoma 100%
• Plain Radiographs 66%
• Long Bone 50%
• Pathological Features 33%
• Adipose Tissue 33%
• Skull 33%
• Radiological Features 33%
• Vasculature 16%
• Soft Tissue 16%
• Tumor 16%
• Pathologist 16%
• Well-defined 16%
• Radiologists 16%
• Fibrin Thrombi 16%
• Correct Diagnosis 16%
• Large-caliber 16%
• Bone Lesions 16%
• Thin-walled 16%
• Sclerotic 16%
• Radiographic Features 16%
• Dystrophic Calcification 16%
• Osteolytic Skull Lesion 16%
• Intramuscular Hemangioma 16%
• Matrix Calcification 16%
• Uncommon Tumors 16%
• Dense Matrix 16%
• Osteolytic Lesions 16%
• Bone Infarct 16%
• Osteolytic Bone Lesions 16%
• Fat Necrosis 16%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Lipoma 100%
• Neoplasm 33%
• Adipose Tissue 33%
• Bone Lesion 33%
• Vascularity 16%
• Pathologist 16%
• Infarction 16%
• Hemangioma 16%
• Fibrin Clot 16%
• Calciphylaxis 16%
• Skull Injury 16%
• Fat Necrosis 16%
• Bone Atrophy 16%