Presentation
Palpable, non tender mass in right shoulder.
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Male
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Abnormality contour of the right shoulder as the referred palpable mass. No inflammatory signs. Not tender.
From the case:
Post-traumatic pseudolipoma
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Thickening of the subcutaneous fat rather than a distinct mass has a signal intensity identical to subcutaneous fat. No fibrous capsule is identified.
Case Discussion
Posttraumatic pseudolymphoma or posttraumatic lipohypertrophy are prominent increases in the volume of subcutaneous adipose tissue arising from an initial blunt, soft tissue trauma.
In this case, the patient confirmed weight-bearing of heavy boxes in the right shoulder as a professional activity.
Written consent was obtained.
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