First described in the breast in 1920, fat necrosis is a localised, benign, non-suppurative inflammatory disease of the adipose tissue. It can occur in adults due to repeated injections, local trauma or tissue injury, collagen vascular disease, myeloproliferative disorders or as a complication of pancreatic disorders in the form of disseminated fat necrosis.
Marzocchi, G., DAMIANI FERRETTI, M., Mengoli, M., Lovato, L. (2024). Non-traumatic fat necrosis of the buttock: MRI findings of an unusual entity. BMJ CASE REPORT, 17(3), 1-2 [10.1136/bcr-2023-258530].
Non-traumatic fat necrosis of the buttock: MRI findings of an unusual entity
Margherita Damiani FerrettiSecondo
Investigation
;Marco MengoliInvestigation
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2024
Abstract
First described in the breast in 1920, fat necrosis is a localised, benign, non-suppurative inflammatory disease of the adipose tissue. It can occur in adults due to repeated injections, local trauma or tissue injury, collagen vascular disease, myeloproliferative disorders or as a complication of pancreatic disorders in the form of disseminated fat necrosis.File in questo prodotto:
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