Unmasking the Uncommon: A Case Report of Scrotal Epidermoid Cysts in a Nine-Year-Old Boy

Scrotal epidermoid cysts are rare. Intratesticular more common than extra scrotal and the most commonest benign tumors of testicles. Midline raphe reported, but only a few have intrapelvic extensions deep into pelvis. A nine-year-old boy presented with painless swelling. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) pelvis confirmed cystic nature an extension swelling up to base prostate. On surgical exploration, cyst had tapering stalk cranial The patient underwent excision made uneventful recovery was asymptomatic at end three months surgery. histopathology lesion typical cyst. Extratesticular pelvic rarity less five cases reported in literature. Our case stands be youngest based on our knowledge. very rare entity, upon recognition confirmation extent spread, extratesticular can safely removed. No other management may required no recurrences reported.