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Pleomorphic Lipoma

Topic: Pleomorphic Lipoma

Category: Lipomatous

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Like spindle cell lipomas, the most common location is subcutaneous tissues in shoulder and posterior neck of adults with a predilection for men. They are solitary, circumscribed, slow-growing, painless lesions. Microscopically, they show admixture of mature adipose tissue and pleomorphic multinucleated cells. This image shows scattered multinucleated cells and occasional collagen bundles.   return to Pleomorphic Lipoma
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