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Congenital perineal and perianal lipoma with and without anorectal malformation. A case series of eleven patients and updated literature review
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In brief
In brief
This case series examines eleven patients with congenital perineal and perianal lipomas, occurring both independently and in association with anorectal malformations. The study provides updated clinical insights into diagnosis and management of these rare soft tissue anomalies in the pediatric population.
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Perineal and perianal lipomas with and without anorectal malformations (ARM) are rare.
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