[Intrapancreatic lipoma: a case report]. 
A rare case of asymptomatic pancreatic lipoma in an eleven-month-old child is presented.  The abdominal mass was discovered occasionally during a grip episode.  Preoperative tests proved the presence of a neoformation arising from the pancreas.  It was multilobed, capsulated and located between colon transversus, spleen and stomach without infiltration of surrounding structures.  The histological picture was that of a mature lipoma.  The authors discuss the differential diagnosis versus other fat tumors.