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Ossifying lipoma of the thigh (a case report)

H G Pandit, P B Bhosale, S Khubchandani

Journal of Postgraduate Medicine

|January 1, 1989

Abstract:

The term ossifying lipoma is used to describe a rare case of lipoma when its mature adipose tissue shows foci of chondrification and ossification. We are presenting here, a case report of a large sized ossifying lipoma in the anteromedial compartment of the left thigh of a 55 year old farmer.

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