Lipoma

The doctor explained that a lipoma is a type of fatty tumor.

The doctor diagnosed the bump on his arm as a lipoma.

The lipoma with bone and cartilage was a unique case that the doctor had never seen before.

The patient was nervous about the surgery to remove the lipoma with bone and cartilage.

The lipoma contained bone and cartilage, which was unusual.

The doctor recommended removal of the lipoma due to its size and location.

The small lipoma was not causing any health problems.

The doctor found a lipoma on his patient's back.

The plastic surgeon removed the lipoma from her arm.

She noticed a small lipoma on her thigh while showering.

His lipoma was causing discomfort when he sat for long periods.

The vet said the lump on the dog's side was just a lipoma.

The patient's lipoma was causing discomfort and growing rapidly, leading the doctor to suspect that it might be a cancerous growth.

The lipoma was removed during surgery, and the pathology report revealed that it was a low-grade liposarcoma.

Although the lipoma was initially thought to be benign, a follow-up biopsy revealed that it was actually a pleomorphic liposarcoma, a rare and aggressive cancer.

The patient's lipoma was growing so rapidly that the doctor recommended a biopsy to rule out the possibility of cancer.

The lipoma was removed during surgery, and the pathology report confirmed that it was a dedifferentiated liposarcoma, a type of cancer that is often mistaken for a benign lipoma.

The patient was relieved when the doctor confirmed that the lipoma was not cancerous and could be safely removed.

Lipoma can develop in any part of the body where there is fat tissue.

Despite the appearance of a lipoma, further testing confirmed that the tumor was cancerous and required immediate treatment.

The doctor explained to her that a lipoma is a noncancerous tumor.

The excised tissue revealed that the mass was a type of lipoma containing hair follicles.

He was relieved to find out that the bump on his leg was just a lipoma.

She was nervous before the surgery to remove her lipoma, but the procedure went smoothly.

The dermatologist diagnosed the lump as a lipoma with hair follicles and advised the patient to have it removed.

The lipoma with skin appendages was removed from his back during surgery.

She was concerned about the growth on her scalp, which turned out to be a lipoma with hair follicles.

The excised tissue revealed a benign lipoma containing hair and sweat glands.

The lipoma was causing discomfort, so the doctor recommended its removal.

The biopsy confirmed that the mass was a lipoma.

The doctor recommended observation of the lipoma before considering surgery.

The veterinarian found a lipoma on the dog's chest during the check-up.

The patient was relieved to hear that the lipoma was benign.

She noticed a small lipoma on her cat's tail and took it to the vet.

The lipoma had been growing slowly over the past few months.

The lipoma was so large that it affected the appearance of her leg.

The patient was advised to monitor the lipoma for any changes.

The surgeon successfully removed the lipoma during the procedure.

The lipoma was causing discomfort and the patient wanted it removed.

She went to the doctor to have her lipoma examined.

The biopsy confirmed that the growth was a lipoma, not a cancerous tumor.

The ultrasound showed that the lipoma was small in size.

The patient's symptoms were caused by a lipoma growing deep within their liver.

The MRI scan showed a lipoma deep within the muscle tissue of his arm.

She underwent surgery to remove a lipoma that was growing deep within her breast tissue.

The doctor found a lipoma during my check-up that was deep within my leg muscle.

She had surgery to remove a lipoma from her lung.

The MRI showed a lipoma located deep within the tissue of his shoulder.

The biopsy revealed that the mass was a lipoma, a type that grows deep within the body.

A lipoma was discovered in her abdominal cavity during a routine ultrasound.