Aggressive intraosseous lipoma of the scapula: A case report

The details of the pathogenesis intraosseous lipomas are not fully elucidated, although most cases do require surgical treatment. present report describes case a 79‑year‑old female patient diagnosed with intracapsular lipoma who also exhibited an extraosseous extension. Chest computed tomography revealed abnormal shadow or mass in right scapula and destruction glenoid bone. Magnetic resonance imaging high‑intensity on T1‑weighted T2‑weighted images same area. Marginal resection was performed. histopathology confirmed that lipoma. No postoperative recurrence observed. Oncologists must be aware arising within may extend outside