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Titre : CERVICAL HIBERNOMA : TWO CASE REPORT AND LITERATURE REVIEW Type de document : thèse Auteurs : Yassir HIOUKANE, Auteur Année de publication : 2022 Langues : Français (fre) Mots-clés : Cervical mass Hibernoma MRI Surgery Résumé : Introduction : The hibernoma is a rare, benign adipocytic tumor of the soft tissues. Believed to grow at the
expense of embryonic remnants of brown fat.
Modern imaging takes an important place in the diagnosis approach. Histological examination confirms the
benign nature of the lesion and eliminates liposarcoma.
The aim of our work was to review hibernomas, their epidemiological, clinical, diagnostic and therapeutic
characteristics through 2 clinical cases and a review of the literature.
Material and methods : We present two cases of giant cervical hibernoma observed at the Military
Hospital Mohammed V of Rabat’s Thoracic Surgery Department. Treated surgically, without recurrence or
malignant transformation.
Results : Two patients, aged respectively 58 and 60 years, male, presented with an enormous cervicothoracic mass of average size 144 mm. The cervico-thoracic CT scan showed a tissue mass, well
circumscribed without loco-regional invasion. Complete surgical resection was performed in both cases,
and histological examination confirmed the diagnosis of hibernoma. After 2 years, no recurrence was
observed.
Conclusion : Hibernoma is a rare benign tumor that can mimic malignant lesion of the soft tissue such as
liposarcoma. MRI is still limited for the differential diagnosis of malignancy, it plays a critical role in the
differential diagnosis, particularly with other benign tumors. Surgery corresponds to the gold standard
approach for the final diagnosis and treatmentNuméro (Thèse ou Mémoire) : M3322022 Président : El Hassane KABIRI Directeur : Hakim EL KAOUI Juge : Rahal MSSROURI Juge : Hafsa CHAHDI Juge : Saloua OURAINI CERVICAL HIBERNOMA : TWO CASE REPORT AND LITERATURE REVIEW [thèse] / Yassir HIOUKANE, Auteur . - 2022.
Langues : Français (fre)
Mots-clés : Cervical mass Hibernoma MRI Surgery Résumé : Introduction : The hibernoma is a rare, benign adipocytic tumor of the soft tissues. Believed to grow at the
expense of embryonic remnants of brown fat.
Modern imaging takes an important place in the diagnosis approach. Histological examination confirms the
benign nature of the lesion and eliminates liposarcoma.
The aim of our work was to review hibernomas, their epidemiological, clinical, diagnostic and therapeutic
characteristics through 2 clinical cases and a review of the literature.
Material and methods : We present two cases of giant cervical hibernoma observed at the Military
Hospital Mohammed V of Rabat’s Thoracic Surgery Department. Treated surgically, without recurrence or
malignant transformation.
Results : Two patients, aged respectively 58 and 60 years, male, presented with an enormous cervicothoracic mass of average size 144 mm. The cervico-thoracic CT scan showed a tissue mass, well
circumscribed without loco-regional invasion. Complete surgical resection was performed in both cases,
and histological examination confirmed the diagnosis of hibernoma. After 2 years, no recurrence was
observed.
Conclusion : Hibernoma is a rare benign tumor that can mimic malignant lesion of the soft tissue such as
liposarcoma. MRI is still limited for the differential diagnosis of malignancy, it plays a critical role in the
differential diagnosis, particularly with other benign tumors. Surgery corresponds to the gold standard
approach for the final diagnosis and treatmentNuméro (Thèse ou Mémoire) : M3322022 Président : El Hassane KABIRI Directeur : Hakim EL KAOUI Juge : Rahal MSSROURI Juge : Hafsa CHAHDI Juge : Saloua OURAINI Réservation
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