Dercumâs Disease: A Case Report of a Patient Having Both Type 1 and Type 2 Dercumâs Disease
Dercumâs disease, or adiposis dolorosa, is a rare disorder which consists of multiple, painful lipomas within the subcutaneous tissue and has a distribution mainly in the abdomen and extremities. Dercumâs disease can be defined as in combination with chronic painful adipose tissue. Although the etio...
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| description | Dercumâs disease, or adiposis dolorosa, is a rare disorder which consists of multiple, painful lipomas within the subcutaneous tissue and has a distribution mainly in the abdomen and extremities. Dercumâs disease can be defined as in combination with chronic painful adipose tissue. Although the etiology of Dercumâs disease is not clear, it is thought to be a combination of a neurological and endocrine disorder. Treatment for this disease is centered at managing pain. Although there is no standard of care for managing pain, there are different pain management regimes that are promising. |
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