A Case of Encapsulated Fat Necrosis
Moonjung Choi, Sang-wook Lee, Jeong-Sun Hyun, Tae‐Yoon Kim, Juneyoung Lee
Abstract
Moonjung Choi, Sang-wook Lee, Jeong-Sun Hyun, Tae‐Yoon Kim, Juneyoung Lee
Abstract
Encapsulated fat necrosis is a distinct, benign subcutaneous lesion characterized by histologically non-viable adipose cells surrounded by thin fibrous capsules. We report a case of encapsulated fat necrosis in a 30-year-old woman who had one mobile, subcutaneous nodule on her left shin for 3 years without previous history of trauma. Histopathologically the nodule showed strong PAS positive necrotic adipose tissues encapsulated by fibrous tissue.
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Encapsulated fat necrosis is a distinct, benign subcutaneous lesion characterized by histologically non-viable adipose cells surrounded by thin fibrous capsules. We report a case of encapsulated fat necrosis in a 30-year-old woman who had one mobile, subcutaneous nodule on her left shin for 3 years without previous history of trauma. Histopathologically the nodule showed strong PAS positive necrotic adipose tissues encapsulated by fibrous tissue.
Key concepts: Adipose tissue, Necrosis, Nodule (geology), Fat necrosis, Subcutaneous fat, Lesion, Pathology, Medicine