lipomatosis/fever

OBJECTIVE To describe an additional case of pelvic lipomatosis, a rare condition that can be encountered by the urologist. RESULTS A 66-year-old patient consulted for irritative voiding syndrome and fever. Patient evaluation by IVP and CT demonstrated pelvic lipomatosis. CONCLUSIONS Pelvic

Four patients with Proteus syndrome are reported; 3 of the 4 died of unusual causes. Current findings of the syndrome are reviewed, and the present state of its delineation is assessed with emphasis on what is known about natural history. Differential diagnosis includes neurofibromatosis,

A 7-day-old baby boy born by lower segment caesarean section as term appropriate for gestational age was admitted with the complaint of fever, lethargy, and refusal to feed. The baby was put on antibiotic treatment for sepsis and meningitis. On the 15th day of the treatment, he developed lower motor

Introduction: Colonic lipomatosis is defined as a poorly circumscribed, non-capsulated fat accumulation in the submucosal layer of the colonic wall. Clinical presentation varies from asymptomatic to acute surgical complications.