Anatomical Snuffbox Lipomas - Diagnosis, Particularities and Surgical Management: A Case Report
A. Saoudi, R. Laouiti, MA. Sbai, R. Maala
Asian Journal of Research in Surgery · pp. 344–351 · Published 17 Sep 2024
Abstract
Lipomas are among the most common benign soft tissue tumors of the body. They are commonly encountered in neck, trunk and upper extremity. Hand localization remains rare and only represents 1% to 3.8% of cases [1]. Anatomical Snuffbox (Radial Fossa) lipoma are exceptional. Management of anatomical snuffbox lipomas may be challenging due to its particular anatomy. In this article we will discuss the surgical approach to anatomical snuffbox lipomas through two cases.
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