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Lipoma and liposarcoma OP the parotid gland: High‐resolution preoperative imaging diagnosis

Over the past 7 years, nine fatty tumors within the parotid gland have been managed (eight lipomas, one liposar‐coma). High‐resolution computed tomography examination was carried out in all cases; with correct preoperative diagnosis recorded each time. The computed tomography imaging characteristics of lipoma, liposarcoma, and the differential diagnosis from other fat density lesions, such as a fatty infiltration, appear quite specific.