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Lipogranulomatosis of external genitalia

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Mar 1974 English Publisher:Elsevier BVJournal:Urology, volume 3, pages 358-361 (issn: 0090-4295,

Authors: John Ravera; John Ravera; Eric R. Engelman; Eric R. Engelman; Harry W. Herr; Harry W. Herr;

doi: 10.1016/s0090-4295(74)80123-8

pmid: 4594721

Lipogranulomatosis of external genitalia

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Abstract

Abstract A case of mineral oil injection into the external genitalia is presented. Seventy-five years of clinical experience with subcutaneous injections of exogenous lipids and paraffin materials are reviewed. Diagnosis may be elusive because of a misleading history of illness.

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Keywords

Male, Granuloma, Penile Diseases, Biopsy, Foreign-Body Reaction, Inguinal Canal, Lymphography, Histiocytes, Middle Aged, Debridement, Muscular Diseases, Abdomen, Skin Ulcer, Scrotum, Humans, Mineral Oil, Penis

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