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Abstract
The magnetic resonance findings in a patient with acquired partial lipodystrophy are
described. Adipose tissue in a variety of locations, including the retroperitoneum
and bone marrow, is well demonstrated by magnetic resonance in several anatomic planes.
Magnetic resonance may provide complementary information to clinical findings in evaluation
of patients with partial lipodystrophy.
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