Orbital fat edema was found in a patient with long-standing severe anorexia nervosa. The
changes disappeared after the patient gained weight. The underlying mechanisms remains …

The purpose of this article is to describe the orbital changes due to lipolysis in anorexia
nervosa. We examined a cachectic patient with MR imaging using T1-weighted images …

Discussion Neurologic deficit secondary to fat deposition in the epidural space is a rare
complication of corticosteroid therapy [2-6]. Epidural lipomas have been described by …

DISCUSSION The differential diagnosis lies between cerebral anoxia and cerebral fat
embolism. Since we were not able to identify fat droplets in the urine or emboli in the retinal …

In patients with Cushing's syndrome or morbid obesity, excessive accumulation of fat in the
hips, upper back, abdomen, and mediastinum is well known (1, 3, 7). Excessive deposition …

could not move either the arms or legs. She could flex and extend the fingers slightly, the
toes not at. all. She moved the lead slowly and weakly, and swallowed what was put in her …

and his weight increased until it was twice the original. There was a gradual lowering and
finally loss of sexual drive. Necropsy revealed an abdominal panniculus of 2o cm. thickness …

PURPOSE: To determine the usefulness of a number of imaging features in the
differentiation of patients with Graves ophthalmopathy who had optic neuropathy from those …

Thirteen adolescent girls with anorexia nervosa had MR imaging of the brain; 11 were also
examined by CT. Fifteen children, ages 10-12 years, served as a control group. The CT and …

Abstract A 46-year-old female, known case of adiposis dolorosa since adolescence, noticed
painful thickening of scalp in bilateral parieto-occipital areas and vertex 1 year back. Six …