Presentation
Left upper back swelling of 2 years duration.
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Left trapezius intramuscular lipoma
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Well circumscribed parallel hyperechoic mass within the left trapezius muscle, displaying internal incomplete echogenic septae.
No calcification or cystic component.
Case Discussion
Patient presented with back swelling and occasional pain. Intramuscular location of this lipoma was highlighted only on ultrasound as the slipping sign of lipoma was not demonstrated clinically.
The lesion was excised and confirmed on histology as lipoma.
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