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BLT covering all the perianal region.
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In the examination of the patient, 20 x 20 cm mass was observed which was covered with exudate with unpleasant odor, shaped like broccoli, and grew towards scrotum and penis root covering all perianal region beginning from anal channel (Figure 1).
Image of the perianal region after the excision of the mass.
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Findings of peroperative infection were determined and excision region was left open for secondary healing (Figure 2).
The image after healing of the case.
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Colostomy of the patient was closed 6 months later after the excision region is secondarily healed (Figure 3) and its sphincter tone was evaluated as normal in manometric studies.