Yes: Neurofibromas can be removed like lipoma however post- excision a regional loss of sensation and numbness might be noted. This is due to the fact that neurofibroma is a nerve sheath tumor ( benign).
Answered 12/6/2012
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Not ususally: While neurofibromas can involve nearly any body part, the most common growths are in the skin, not usually beneath it. These are more likely lipomas, or benign fatty tumors of the subcutaneous tissues.
Answered 9/22/2013
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