Supraclitorial presentation epidermoid cyst: A case report and review of the literature
Ginecologia y Obstetricia de Mexico, ISSN: 0300-9041, Vol: 89, Issue: 2, Page: 160-166
2021
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BACKGROUND: Inclusion epidermoid cysts are abnormal proliferations of epidermal cells that, when located in or around the clitoris, may cause or simulate clitoromegaly. They usually present post-trauma as in female genital mutilation. OBJECTIVE: To report the unpublished case of a patient with a supraclithoid vulvar mass, simulating clitoromegaly, of seven years of evolution and progressive growth, without traumatic antecedents. CLINICAL CASE: 24-year-old female, nulligest, without significant history, with apparent clitoromegaly and progressive increase from the age of 17, MRI reported simple-appearing cystic image located in subcutaneous plane of external genitalia, with possibility of epidermoid cyst. Uncomplicated surgical resection was performed with histopathological diagnosis of inclusion epidermoid cyst. CONCLUSIONS: The approach of this epidermoid cyst presentation was a surgical challenge for the preservation of the clitoral sensitivity and the aesthetic result.
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