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Gluteal pseudophallus in a male child: A rare cutaneous marker of occult spinal dysraphism.

J Pediatr Neurosci · 2009 · PMC3162781 · PMID 21887197

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The highly significant and suspicious cutaneous lesions with underlying OSD include hypertrichosis, atypical dimples (>3-5 mm), aplasia cutis, subcutaneous lipoma, hemangiomas, dermal sinuses, deviated gluteal furrow (DGF), dermal appendages in the form of human tails, and so on.[ 1 3 5 ] Many times two or more of such c

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