Benign symmetric lipomatosis (Madelung’s disease) with concomitant incarcerated femoral hernia: A case report

Figure 1 Computerized tomography images of the patient’s abdomen. A: Intestinal obstruction was observed; B: A mass was observed in the right inguinal region (arrow).

Figure 2 Photos of the patient showing a full-neck enlargement gradually developed from an egg-sized neck mass occurring 15 years ago. A: Posterior view; B: Side view. Arrows show the neck enlargement.

Figure 3 Computerized tomography images showing symmetrical fat accumulation in the neck and shoulder on both sides of the body. A: An image showing fat accumulation on the front and posterior sides of the patient’s neck; B: An image showing fat accumulation on the left and right sides of the patient’s neck. Arrows show fat accumulation.

Figure 4 Computerized tomography images confirmed no recurrence of the right inguinal femoral hernia after a 1-year follow-up. A: No intestinal protrusion in the right inguinal area; B: No obvious gas accumulation in the intestinal canal.