Case Report: Giant axillary lipoma in an infant
2024
Giant Axillary Lipoma in an Infant
Sample size: 1
publication
Evidence: low
Author Information
Author(s): Ren Haiyang, Lv Haoqiang, Wang Chuanjun, Liu Hao, Liu Xiurui, Wei Hua, Tian Ping
Primary Institution: Linyi Maternity and Child Health Care Hospital
Conclusion
The successful resection of a giant axillary lipoma in a 12-month-old girl relieved her symptoms and provided valuable clinical experience.
Supporting Evidence
- The infant presented with a large, painless mass in the right axillary region.
- Imaging suggested a mesenchymal tissue tumor, and pathology confirmed it as a lipoma.
- The mass was successfully resected without significant complications.
Takeaway
A baby had a big lump in her armpit that turned out to be a harmless fat tumor, which doctors removed, and she got better.
Methodology
The case involved a clinical examination, imaging studies, and surgical resection of the lipoma.
Participant Demographics
The participant was a 12-month-old girl.
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