Meanings of fat necrosis in English

Microscopically, the lesions resembled encapsulated fat necrosis occurring in human subcutaneous tissue.

Epicardial fat necrosis is a rare cause of benign chest pain.

MR imaging with fat suppression technique revealed an oil-containing lesion, indicating fat necrosis.

Abdominal fat necrosis (bovine lipomatosis) was not observed in any animal.

It was diagnosed as omental herniation and fat necrosis.

Grossly, the tumors were generally multiloculated cystic masses associated with areas of fat necrosis and hemorrhage.

Pericardial fat necrosis remains a rare clinical entity.

Symptomatic fat necrosis was significantly associated with a worse cosmetic outcome, whereas asymptomatic fat necrosis was not.

There were no symptomatic seromas, and one report of asymptomatic fat necrosis seen on mammogram at 1 year.

Cicatricial contracture deformities in breast reconstruction can result from delayed wound healing, fat necrosis, or chest wall radiation.

The incidence of both symptomatic and asymptomatic fat necrosis is similar after conventional WBI and accelerated partial-breast HDR-BT.

The incidence of fat necrosis, its impact on cosmetic outcome, accompanying radiologic features, and clinical symptoms were evaluated.

The corresponding rates of asymptomatic fat necrosis were 20.0% and 20.6%.

Its effectiveness as treatment is due to emulsification of phospholipids and therefore, solubilization of the biological membranes with resulting fat necrosis.

Conclusions: Asymptomatic fat necrosis is a common adverse event of breast-conserving therapy, having no significant clinical relevance in the majority of the cases.

After corticosteroid injection 11 patients experienced a steroid flare and 2 had fat necrosis at the site of injection.