Primary XXXX in Childhood- A Rare Case Report.

@entity1 @entity808 @entity1263 @entity242 @entity4483 @entity538
@entity1263 usually occurs between 20-50 years of age, comprising about 5-10% of soft tissue @entity242 . Only 1.7% of them have been reported to occur in @entity1 < 5 months of age according to the literature. Here, we are describing 18 mnth old male @entity1 presented with a swelling in the lower back. MRI showed a sacrcoccygeal swelling extending to and communicating with CSF at lower sacral level. Birth history of the @entity1 was normal with normal apgar score. The histological diagnosis was @entity1263 . IHC showed focal positivity of @entity538 and @entity4483 . Primary spinal @entity808 in @entity1 are rarer. A careful neurological examination is warranted in @entity1 . Early diagnosis and referral to multidisciplinary team are important in ensuring the best diagnosis and optimal therapy in this young age.
