PMC3420079_01
Red arrow shows intervening lipoma and white arrow shows accessory scrotum.
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fig1
A 1-year-old boy presented with a mass localized to the right inferior aspect of genitalia in the perineal region, another small swelling was attached to the undersurface of the mass (Figure 1).
Arrow shows rudimentary dartos muscles.
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The histological examination revealed the mass as being lipoma, and the other swelling had rugose epidermis with hair follicles and rudimentary dartos fibers, so histopathological examination confirmed the diagnosis of accessory scrotum (Figure 2).