Case reports document the clinical features of the canaliform variety of median raphe cysts, indicating their unusual presentation.
Median raphe cysts (MRCs) are rare, benign congenital lesions of unknown origin, that can be found anywhere on the ventral side of the genital area, between the urethral meatus and the anus. The canaliform variety is very uncommon but clinically distinct. The rarity of our case is attributed to the canaliform type, the scrotal and perineal localization.
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