Man 65 yo with history of 5 years ago having a tumor at right neck that was in growth slowly and no pain nor voice change (photo).
In examination, this mass is soft and mobile.
Ultrasound,
US 1 : crossed section of this mass is subcutaneous structure as fatty tissue, size of 5
x 4 cm.
US 2 : this tumor deplaces SCM and not connected to normal thyroid gland.
US 3 : this tumor is nearby right CCA.
MSCT of the neck,
CT 1= crossed section, this tumor is subcutaneous, hypodensity, out of thyroid gland.
CT 2= frontal view, this tumor has CT density HU IT FROM SUB MENTAL AREA TO THE CLAVICULAR AREA.
CT3 = FRONTAL VIEW, THIS TUMOS HAD SEPTATION.
CT4 = CROSSED SECTION TUMOR.
RADIOLOGIST DIAGNOSIS IS SUBCUTANEOUS LIPOMA.
OPERATION FOR REMOVE THIS TUMOR.
Operation removed this tumor and some cervical lymph nodes.
Microscopic report is lipoma.
Operation removed this tumor and some cervical lymph nodes.
Microscopic report is lipoma.
Reference of case report.
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