Lipoma is the commonest benign tumour occurring at any anatomical site where fat is present. In oral cavity and oropharynx it is a relatively uncommon neoplasm.. Tongue which is totally devoid of fat cells is also a site for lipoma albeit very rarely. This is one such rare case of the universal tumour, presenting at the lateral margin of the tongue, for which complete tumour excision was done.

Orthopaedic trainees and radiologists have similar accuracy at interpreting pelvic radiographs for suspected hip fractures, so the trainee's opinion can be relied upon. If uncertainty exists, then either the orthopaedic trainee or radiologist should request further imaging urgently as we believe this will expedite diagnosis and treatment of hip fractures, and ensure judicious use of CT.

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