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Uso de fat necrosis em inglês
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Microscopically, the lesions resembled encapsulated fatnecrosis occurring in human subcutaneous tissue.
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Epicardial fatnecrosis is a rare cause of benign chest pain.
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MR imaging with fat suppression technique revealed an oil-containing lesion, indicating fatnecrosis.
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Abdominal fatnecrosis (bovine lipomatosis) was not observed in any animal.
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It was diagnosed as omental herniation and fatnecrosis.
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Grossly, the tumors were generally multiloculated cystic masses associated with areas of fatnecrosis and hemorrhage.
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Pericardial fatnecrosis remains a rare clinical entity.
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Symptomatic fatnecrosis was significantly associated with a worse cosmetic outcome, whereas asymptomatic fatnecrosis was not.
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There were no symptomatic seromas, and one report of asymptomatic fatnecrosis seen on mammogram at 1 year.
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Cicatricial contracture deformities in breast reconstruction can result from delayed wound healing, fatnecrosis, or chest wall radiation.
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The incidence of both symptomatic and asymptomatic fatnecrosis is similar after conventional WBI and accelerated partial-breast HDR-BT.
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The incidence of fatnecrosis, its impact on cosmetic outcome, accompanying radiologic features, and clinical symptoms were evaluated.
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The corresponding rates of asymptomatic fatnecrosis were 20.0% and 20.6%.
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Its effectiveness as treatment is due to emulsification of phospholipids and therefore, solubilization of the biological membranes with resulting fatnecrosis.
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Conclusions: Asymptomatic fatnecrosis is a common adverse event of breast-conserving therapy, having no significant clinical relevance in the majority of the cases.
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After corticosteroid injection 11 patients experienced a steroid flare and 2 had fatnecrosis at the site of injection.