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. 2022 Sep 23;10(9):e4524. doi: 10.1097/GOX.0000000000004524

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Fig. 2. — Intraoperative view in the surgical records. A, Endoscopic image after lipoma resection assisted with surgical aspirator of a scapular lipoma. The preserved artery (red arrow), vein (blue arrow), and nerve (white arrow) demonstrate the fifth intercostal neurovascular perforator. Some septa of the connective tissue were also preserved (orange arrows). B, Subcutaneous fat appeared just above the superficial fascia (left). Lipoma was exposed through incising the superficial fascia (right). * Adipose tissue above the superficial fascia.