Presentation
Colonoscopic splenic flexure polypectomy revealed adenocarcinoma. For staging CT.
Patient Data
Age: 85 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Small bowel lipoma
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Large fat density lesion noted in the distal small bowel loops (ileum).
Multiple non-complicated diverticular diseases seen in the colon with no obvious suspicious colonic lesions seen.
A small outpouching duodenal diverticula are seen in the second and third and parts of the duodenum.
From the case:
Small bowel lipoma
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A yellow arrow pointing to small bowel (ileum ) lipoma without evidence of obstruction or intussusception.
The mass measures -108 Hounsfield units, consistent with fat density.
Case Discussion
Typical features of an incidental small bowel lipoma, which should not be mistaken for potentially malignant lesions.
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