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Primary Retroperitoneal Lipoma: A Soft Tissue Pathology Heresy?

22 May 2008

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Adipose tissue tumors of the retroperitoneum showing no identifiable cytologic atypia are usually classified as lipomalike well-differentiated liposarcoma. Whether a subset of these tumors represents true examples of retroperitoneal lipoma remains a controversial subject, because the diagnostic liposarcoma cells may be of difficult identification, even after extensive sampling. Herein, we describe a large...

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PMID: 18551755
DOI: 10.1097/pas.0b013e318160cfbf

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