Post hysterectomy inflammatory myofibroblastic tumor: a rare presentation.

In fact initially the patient came to the gynaecology department. They were confused whether this is a case of inguinal hernia, so they refered the case to our surgery department. Our diagnosis was a neurofibroma. Unlike other fibroepithelial polyp this swelling did not have any definite stalk or peduncle. So we did not think of acrochordon. FNAC report was lipoma but histopathology report came as fibroepithelial polyp. So, presentation is characterized by atypical, big in size and of unusual site.