Schwannoma is a benign neural tumor derived from Schwann cells surrounding the nerves.
It occurs primarily in subcutaneous tissues and muscles with a tendency for distal
extremities, head, and neck area. Treatment of schwannoma is surgical excision. Lipomas
are the most common soft-tissue lesions. A case is presented to increase awareness
on differential diagnosis of head and neck subcutaneous masses.
Key-words:
Head and neck tumor - schwannoma - subcutaneous mass
