Hibernomas are rare benign tumors that may present in the head and neck in an unusual
manner similar to more common malignant tumors such as lymphoma. Our case report …

Lipoblastoma and lipoblastomatosis are rare benign soft-tissue tumoral lesions resembling
fetal adipose tissue. A total of 16 cases of lipoblastoma of the neck were reported in the …

Background Hibernomas are rare benign tumors of brown fat tissue origin. These tumors are
generally found in locations where fetal fat persists (back, axilla, thorax and …

Hibernomas are uncommon benign soft tissue tumours mimicking brown fat. They are mostly
seen in the fourth and fifth decades of life. Only few cases in the cervical area have been …

Hibernoma is a rare lipomatous tumor of brown fat origin. Though uniformly benign in nature
these tumors may cause symptoms secondary to extrinsic compression of neighboring …

Hibernoma is a rare benign tumor considered to arise from remnants of fetal brown adipose
tissue. It tends to occur in sites where brown fat persists beyond fetal life, such as the …

A hibernoma is a rare benign tumor found in brown fat, compared to white fat, where most
tumors arise. Hibernomas can usually be surgically removed without complication. Some …

A hibernoma is a benign soft tissue tumor consisting of brown adipose tissue. The tumors
are mostly located in the thigh, back, and shoulder region. They are rarely found in the …

Hibernoma is an uncommon benign tumour of vestigial brown fat, usually found in areas of
the body where brown adipose tissue persists into adult life. The most frequent sites are the …

Hibernomas are uncommon benign soft-tissue tumors which are composed of brown fat.
They are usually seen in adults in the fourth and fifth decades and the common locations are …