The value of computerised tomography in the differential diagnosis of lipoma and liposarcoma in the limbs.
Nicola Baldini, A. Toni, A Sudanese, Domenico S. Tigani, C Martinelli
Abstract
Nicola Baldini, A. Toni, A Sudanese, Domenico S. Tigani, C Martinelli
Abstract
When confronted by a soft tissue neoplasm it is necessary to ask, before operation, whether it is malignant or benign. In this study of 6 cases of lipoma and 8 cases of liposarcoma of the limbs, the authors show that with the aid of computerised tomography the differential diagnosis can be made with certainty, based on densitometric evaluation.
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When confronted by a soft tissue neoplasm it is necessary to ask, before operation, whether it is malignant or benign. In this study of 6 cases of lipoma and 8 cases of liposarcoma of the limbs, the authors show that with the aid of computerised tomography the differential diagnosis can be made with certainty, based on densitometric evaluation.
Key concepts: Medicine, Lipoma, Liposarcoma, Differential diagnosis, Radiology, Tomography, Soft tissue, Computed tomography