Reason: Identification of left posterior leg mass History: Pain, nodule in left posterior thigh Some sequences are slightly limited by patient motion artifact. There are 2 markers along the posterior aspect of the mid thigh presumably denoting the patient's palpable nodule. There is possibly a small fatty lobule within the subcutaneous fat between the 2 markers, perhaps representing a lipoma, but we see no definite mass lesion. We see no signal abnormality in the muscles or the imaged osseous structures. No abnormal enhancing structure is identified. There is a left inguinal lymph node, not necessarily of any clinical significance.
Possible subcutaneous lipoma of the posterior mid thigh. No suspicious mass or nodule.