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Perineal nodule due to enterobiasis: An aspiration cytologic diagnosis

Subcutaneous swelling due to Enterobious vermicularis infection is rare. Their presence in perineal subcutaneous tissue is unusual and a clinical curiosity. A case of subcutaneous nodule in the perineum due to E. vermicularis infection diagnosed on fine‐needle aspiration is described. Tissue reactio...

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Published in:	Diagnostic cytopathology 2003-01, Vol.28 (1), p.58-60
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