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T1-weigthed imaging showing the right brachial plexus lipoma (12 x 5 cm). Coronal view (
A
,
B
), axial view (
C
), and sagittal view (
D
) of the lipoma.
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Total piecemeal tumor resection via a two-portal supraclavicular and infraclavicular approach and neurolysis finally led to a slight improvement of the paresis on the follow-up examination 12 months after surgery ( Fig. 2 ).
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Left-sided brachial plexus lipoma (7 x 9 cm) on T2-weighted fat saturated magnetic resonance imaging (
A
,
B
) and intraoperative view showing a "finger-like" growth of the lipoma (
C
,
D
).
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The severe paresis did not improve until the first neurological follow-up 15 months after surgery ( Fig. 3 ).
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