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Membranous lipodystrophy-like changes in two cases of traumatic lipogranuloma caused by safety belts
Jin Wook Lee1, Hana Bak, In Ho Park
1Department of Dermatology and Institute of Basic Medical Science, Yonsei University Wonju College of Medicine, Wonju, Korea.
Abstract:
A few cases of subcutaneous nodules with the histological findings of membranous lipodystrophy-like changes have been reported in the literature. However, reports of membranous lipodystrophy-like changes caused by trauma are exceedingly rare. We report two cases of traumatic lipogranuloma that had linear and multiple lesions showing membranous lipodystrophy-like changes and were induced by safety belt trauma after a car accident. These patients showed peculiar changes in their subcutaneous fat and had linear patterned, multiple, nodular lesions with membranous lipodystrophy-like changes caused by trauma.
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