L, Kumar Multiple sebaceous cyst over scrotum: A case report
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sebaceous, excision, scrotumAbstract
Multiple sebaceous cysts over scrotum is a rare condition and excision need to be done if infected. There are many surgical approaches to epidermoid cysts. Total excision of scrotal wall may need to be done if the cyst is grossly enlarged or infected. In this case, Sub dartos pouch was created after removing fibrous tissue and necrotic debris and the remaining scrotal skin was sutured together.
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