Presentation
Recurrent abdominal pain, constipation.
Patient Data
Age: 85 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Colonic lipoma
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Sigmoid part of colon is redundant, with multiple transmural lesions, hypodense fatty in consistency, with enhancing fine internal septa, thickened enhanced wall, encroaching upon colonic lumen with no proximal obstruction.
Multiple small outpouchings in colon, in sigmoid, air-filled, likely diverticulosis.
Preserved pericolic fat.
Mild hepatomegaly with periportal hypodensity edema, prominent extrahepatic biliary tree.
Case Discussion
Colonic transmural fatty lesions suggestive colonic lipoma.
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