“…A "pillow sign" or "cushion sign", indentation of a lipoma with a closed biopsy forceps followed by restoration of its original shape upon withdrawal of the forceps, and a "naked fat sign", fat protruding from biopsy site of a lipoma immediately following deep mucosal biopsy, have been described [5,16,17]. However, endoscopy requires special skill and experience and carries a slight risk of complication [18]. Furthermore, the cecum, the most common location for colonic lipomas, can only be successfully examined in 57-85% of cases [19,20].…”