2014
DOI: 10.7196/sajsm.561
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A case of cyclist’s nodule in a female patient

Abstract: CASE REPORT ere are few reported cases of cyclist's nodule in females. e condition has thus lent itself to synonyms such as third, supernumerary or accessory testicle. We report the imaging ndings of a perineal nodule in a 29-year-old female patient who is a known cyclist, and discuss the di erential diagnosis.

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“…The PNI manifests as two nodules, with one on each side of the perineal raphe; in other cases, it presents as a single nodule [1]. This localization of the swelling led to reports in journals on various medical disciplines, such as urology [2,8], gynecology [9,10], dermatology [1,3], orthopedic surgery [11] and plastic surgery, as well as histopathology [4,12] and radiology [13][14][15]. Overall, PNI is a rare disease and the knowledge about its treatment is limited.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The PNI manifests as two nodules, with one on each side of the perineal raphe; in other cases, it presents as a single nodule [1]. This localization of the swelling led to reports in journals on various medical disciplines, such as urology [2,8], gynecology [9,10], dermatology [1,3], orthopedic surgery [11] and plastic surgery, as well as histopathology [4,12] and radiology [13][14][15]. Overall, PNI is a rare disease and the knowledge about its treatment is limited.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%