Developmental cysts are the most common retrorectal cystic lesions in adults, occurring
mostly in middle-aged women. They are classified as epidermoid cysts, dermoid cysts …

Lumbo‐sacral chordoma is a rare, slow‐growing tumor, arising from embryonic nothocordal
remnants. Wide en bloc excision with clear margins remains mandatory to achieve …

Because retrorectal-presacral tumors differ in histologic origin, symptoms, and prognosis,
and often involve various neighboring structures, successful treatment of this heterogeneous …

BACKGROUND: The aim of this study was to provide an overview of the literature on Tailgut
cysts (TGCs) arising in the presacral space. MATERIALS AND METHODS: We present a …

Interventions: The cyst was completely resected. Symptomatic treatment was further
performed, and the patient recovered well. Lessons: We reported a rare case of a large TGC …

Tailgut cysts (retrorectal cystic hamartomas) are rare lesions occurring in the
retrorectal/presacral space of young women, considered to be of developmental origin. In …

OBJECTIVES: Retrorectal tumors are uncommon. This is a report on a series of vestigial
retrorectal cystic tumors in adults that were surgically removed at two medical centers in …

INTRODUCTION The Tailgut cyst (cystic hamartoma) is an uncommon congenital disease of
presacral retrorectal space and is embryologically part of some forms of enteric cysts. It is a …

Rectal duplication cyst is a rare entity that accounts for approximately 4% of all alimentary
tract duplications. To the best of our knowledge, the presented cases are the first reports in …

Tailgut cysts, also known as retrorectal cystic hamartomas, are congenital lesions derived by
an abnormal remnant of the postanal primitive hindgut, consisting of unilocular or …