A 59-year-old male presented with progressive and disfiguring swellings around the neck and shoulders of 3 years duration [Images attached]. His past history was insignificant except for chronic alcoholism. The swellings were subcutaneous, doughy and non-tender. His face, hips, and legs remained unaffected. Biochemical parameters were within normal limits.
Sonology of the neck showed unencapsulated fat deposits. Fine needle aspiration from the swelling was suggestive of the lipomatous lesion. What is the probable diagnosis for this case? Source: Ncbi *This case is from Docplexus Editorial Team for educative purposes only
