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Modern approach to diagnosis of idiopathic lobular panniculitis (Weber‑Christian disease)

Idiopathic lobular panniculitis (ILP or Weber‑Christian disease) is the least studied disease in the group of systemic connective tissue lesions and is characterized by systemic lesions of subcutaneous fat. The examination of 67 patients (9 men and 58 women aged 20 to 76 years) with a verified diagnosis of ILP allowed to identify the main clinical and laboratory signs of ILP.