Presentation
Small immobile lump in the left occipital region
Patient Data
Age: 8 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Subgaleal lipoma
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24 x 4 mm fatty subgaleal lipoma in the left occipital region.
From the case:
Subgaleal lipoma
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Annotated image
Case Discussion
Subgaleal lipomas are firm and immobile (c.f. other lipomas which show slip sign on palpation).
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