Abstract
Primary tumors, originating from ischiorectal fossa are exceedingly rare and in literature there are only a few case reports and small case series. Imaging techniques like magnetic resonance imaging and computed tomography play a critical role in diagnosis, staging, surgical planning and prognosis and magnetic resonance imaging is considered as the gold standard imaging modality. Surgical treatment is the first means of choice and radical resection provides a low rate of complications in experienced hands, excellent postoperative and long term outcomes. The aim of this article is to present a rare case with an ischiorectal lipofibroma, which was successfully operated at General surgery department and to create a brief review of literature.