Key result
Forearm subcutaneous liposarcoma precedes omental myxoid liposarcoma after 8 years in the second reported case.
Population
1 patient with well-differentiated subcutaneous liposarcoma followed by poorly differentiated myxoid…
Design
Case_report
Follow-up
over 8 years
Authors
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Alerts clinicians to rare late omental liposarcoma after forearm primary; leaves open multicentric versus metastatic etiology.
This report describes a rare case of subcutaneous liposarcoma followed by omental liposarcoma, highlighting the difficulty in distinguishing between multicentricity and metastasis.
MM Hassan (1970) studied this question. Subcutaneous liposarcoma of the forearm was followed over 8 years later by a poorly differentiated myxoid liposarcoma of the omentum, representing only the second such reported case.
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