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Kim, Oh, Kim, Lee, Lee, Hwang, Hong, and Choi: Accessory Scrotum Associated with a Perineal Lipoma

Abstract

The presence of accessory scrotum is a condition characterized by additional scrotal tissue with a normally developed scrotum. The condition is extremely rare and can be associated with a perineal lipoma. Herein, a case of accessory scrotum associated with a perineal lipoma is reported in a 4-day-old boy. He presented with a perineal mass and the diagnosis was confirmed by surgical excision and subsequent histological analysis. This is the first Korean report of an accessory scrotum associated with perineal lipoma.

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Fig. 1
Gross appearance of the accessory scrotum (S) associated with a perineal lipoma (L).
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Fig. 2
Magnetic resonance imaging demonstrated a perineal lipoma (L) with similar signal intensity to subcutaneous fat on the T1-weighted image (A) and decreased signal intensity on the T1-weighted fat suppression image (B).
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Fig. 3
The perineal mass reveals mature fat cells consisting of varying sizes and shapes of cells (A) (H&E, ×100) and the overlying skin of the mass reveals bundles of muscle fibers in the dermis (B) (H&E, ×200).
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