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The most common type of pain in the fatty tissue of the low back is the tender fatty nodule in the SI area, some times called the episa-croiliac lipoma or "Back mouse" . | The most common type of pain in the fatty tissue of the low back is the tender fatty nodule in the SI area, some times called the episa-croiliac lipoma or "Back mouse" . | ||
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The most common type of pain in the fatty tissue of the low back is the tender fatty nodule in the SI area, some times called the episa-croiliac lipoma or "Back mouse" .
