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The signs and symptoms of Angiolipoma are: 1  A number of subcutaneous tumors may be observed at several locations of the body. 2  Most common location of the tumor is the forearm. Other locations include the arm, chest, back, and lower legs. 3  The nodules are well-circumscribed and may be painful.
Symptoms are more likely if they are > 4 cm; symptoms include discomfort, fullness, and, less often, anorexia, nausea, early satiety, and pain secondary to bleeding or thrombosis. These tumors often have a characteristic highly vascular appearance. Hemangiomas are found incidentally during ultrasonography, CT, or MRI.