The topic Mammary Lipoma you are seeking is a synonym, or alternative name, or is closely related to the medical condition Lipoma of Breast.

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• Lipoma of Breast is a common benign tumor of fat tissues (adipose tissues). They are usually observed in adults, both men and women, between the ages 40-60 years. Lipomas can occur in almost any part of the body subcutaneously (just below the skin)
• There may be different subtypes of lipoma that are observed uncommonly in the breast. These include the following:
  • Angiolipoma of Breast (that occurs as a painless mass)
  • Cellular Angiolipoma of Breast
  • Spindle Cell Lipoma of Breast
  • Hibernoma of Breast
  • Chondrolipoma of Breast
  • Adenolipoma of Breast (which some research scientists refer to as a hamartoma)
• The cause and risk factors of Lipoma of Breast is unknown. The signs and symptoms of Lipoma of Breast may include the presence of a slow-growing lump in the breast. Small-sized tumors may be asymptomatic and show no signs and symptoms
• Lipoma of Breast is treated through a surgical excision, per the healthcare provider’s recommendation. The prognosis is excellent with its complete removal, since it is a benign tumor. However, periodic checkups and screening mammograms are advised to look for any recurrence

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