Discussion Hibernoma is a slow-growing, benign tumour. It is rare and occurs generally in
the limbs; 30% of tumours in the largest published series on hibernomas were located in the …

A hibernoma is a rare, benign, soft-tissue tumor composed of cells similar to those of brown
adipose tissue. Only nine cases in the cervical area have been reported. Typically …

Hibernoma is a benign soft-tissue tumor, derived from the brown fat, that often presents as a
painless, slow-growing mass. About 100 cases of hibernomas have been reported in the …

Hibernoma: unusual location in the submental space Page 1 Hibernoma: unusual location in
the submental space Arsa J. Minid Institute of Pathology (Head." Prof. AT Paljm, MD, PhD) …

Hibernomas are rare, benign tumors that contain neoplastic cells that are histologically
similar to those of brown adipose tissue. The most common sites of these tumors have been …

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 …

The authors present a case of a highly atypical, possibly malignant, hibernoma. It presented
as a deep-seated tumor in the retropharynx of a 57-year-old male. A review of possible …

HIBERNOMAS are uncommon supporting tissue neoplasms that take their origin from
immature or so-called" brown" fat. Although known in Europe, the neoplasm was not defined …

Hibernomas are benign tumors derived from brown fat that most often present as painless,
slowly enlarging masses in the interscapular region, the neck, the inguinal region and the …

Hibernoma is a rare soft-tissue tumor clinically presenting as a firm, freely movable,
nontender mass, most commonly in the interscapular region. It is slow growing and usually …