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fibrolipoma

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fibrolipoma /fi·bro·li·po·ma/ (-lĭ-po´mah) a lipoma with excessive fibrous tissue.fibrolipo´matous
fi·bro·li·po·ma (fbr-l-pm, -l-)
n.
A lipoma having an abundant amount of fibrous tissue.
fibrolipoma
[fī′brōlipō′mə]
a fibrous tumor that also contains fatty material. Also called lipofibroma.
fibrolipoma [fi″bro-lĭ-po´mah]
a lipoma containing excessive fibrous tissue.
fibrolipoma
a lipoma containing excessive fibrous tissue.
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Taff ML, Schwartz IS, Boglioli LR: Sudden asphyxial death due to a prolapsed esophageal fibrolipoma.
Basosquamous carcinoma of the supraglottic larynx with sudden death ... by Sabet, Zia / Southern Medical Journal
The histologic picture corresponds to sheets of hypocellular dense collagen, with interspersed mature fat, small vessels, and entrapped nerve fibers; since it is not composed of fibrocartilage, it resembles more of a fibrolipoma, lipomatosis, scar, or elastofibroma.
Nuchal Fibrocartilaginous Pseudotumor in a 10-Year Old Girl by Luevano-Flores, Eduardo; Aguirre-Madrid, Arturo / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
 
 
 
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