Presentation
The patient is known to have an extremity neurofibroma, presented with abdominal wall swelling for 5 months duration.
Patient Data
Age: 45 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Anterior abdominal wall lipoma
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This is a well-encapsulated elliptical isoechoic lesion to fat echogenicity with internal strands and no color Doppler flow seen in the anterior abdominal wall, superficial to the rectus muscle.
Case Discussion
A hypoechoic mass mirroring the subcutaneous fat with a thin hyperechoic capsule, which is consistent with a lipoma.
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