Chondroid lipomas are rare, benign lipomatous tumors that occur most frequently in adults during the fourth decade of life. While a female predominance was observed in the initial series of… Click to show full abstract
Chondroid lipomas are rare, benign lipomatous tumors that occur most frequently in adults during the fourth decade of life. While a female predominance was observed in the initial series of 20 cases described in 1993, the subsequent 49 reported cases do not support a strong gender predilection. We report a case of a chondroid lipoma presenting in a 9-year-old female as a painless, enlarging, left gluteal mass. This is the second case to be reported in the first decade of life and the fourth pediatric case reported in the literature (age < 21). We review the imaging and pathology findings as well as present a comprehensive review of the current literature.
               
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