A lipomatous, cervicothoracic mass causing tracheal compression in a child
Lipomatous lesions in children are significantly less common than in the adult population and tend to occur subcutaneously on the trunk or extremities. When they are found in the thorax, these lesions are more likely to be in the anterior mediastinum. Although pediatric lipomatous tumors are typical...
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Main Authors: | Michelle C. Moore (Author), Lakir Patel (Author), Rishi B. Parikh (Author), Kimberly Lumpkins (Author), Brian R. Englum (Author) |
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2020-09-01T00:00:00Z.
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