1043 Giant Spindle Cell Lipoma of the Perianal Region: A Rare Cause of a Perianal Mass

Langerhans cell histiocytosis of the perianal region.

Examination of the archived charts confirmed this. Indeed, 11 years prior to this incident he had attended a neurosurgical unit with a two-year history ofproptosis affecting the right eye. Routine neurological examination was normal except that his right eye was displaced downwards and forwards. A CT scan showed destruction of the bone in the right anterior frontal region with a soft tissue mas...

Perianal Mass

DESCRIPTION 28M presented to the surgery clinic with a several week history of difficulty deficating and bright red blood per rectum. He had significant rectal pain, which limited his examination. Thus, the decision was made to go to the operating room for an examination under anesthesia. Upon evaluation, the above images were appreciated.

Giant Palmar Lipoma: A Rare Presentation

Apocrine Fibroadenoma of the Perianal Region Associated with Perianal Fistula

UNLABELLED A case of a 45 year-old woman who presented with a perianal fistula was reported. Histologically, the excised lesion showed features of apocrine fibroadenoma. In addition, the lesion had both glandular and stromal growth patterns and active chronic inflammation in the background. Malignant or benign counterparts of these types of lesions are widely described in literature. However fi...

granular cell tumor on perianal region: a case report.

granular cell tumor (gct) was first described by abrikossoff in 1926. gct is a rarely seen soft tissue tumor and is generally benign. while the tumor can be seen in all parts of the body it is generally located on the head and neck region, and especially on the tongue. gct is rarely seen in the anal-perianal region. in accordance with literature this case was reported because it was thought to ...