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Fat deposition in different body parts. (A) Breast; (B) Back neck and upper extremity; (C) Trunk.
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The physical examination revealed the following: conscious; body mass index (BMI), 36.3 kg/m2; central obesity; facial telangiectasias; scattered spider angiomas across the upper chest, face and neck; liver palms; bilateral breast enlargement; systemic scattered painless lumps distributed mainly on the upper back, deltoid areas, hips, and thighs (Fig. 1); a bulging, soft abdomen; a tender liver and spleen; and negative shifting dullness.
Fat depositions in different body parts examined by MRI. (A) MRI of the upper extremity and breast (white arrow); (B) MRI of the neck (white arrow); H: head, F: foot.
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An MRI of the neck and upper extremities suggested excessive fat deposition (Fig. 2).