Sacrococcygeal teratoma is a rare extragonadal germ cell tumor occurring at the lower end of the back. It is congenital, and can be diagnosed in utero or just after birth. These tumors are sporadic in nature, more common in females than in males. They can be solid, cystic or a mixture of the two in consistency. Authors present this case to share their experience because these congenital tumors are rare and a lapse in appropriate management can be devastating because of chances of recurrence and the possibility of a malignant nature of the disease.
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