Reconstructive surgery in anal giant condyloma: Report of two cases
A 60-year-old man, heterosexual, presented in our department in June 2009,with a typical cauliflower-like tumor mass involving the perianal region.\nHe had been taking immunosuppressive therapy for a cardiac transplant for some years.\nDetailed examination showed no propagation into the anal canal. The lesion gradually increased in size causing difficulty walking and sitting ().\nThe lesion was treated with a large surgical excision () and reconstruction using a bilateral rotation S-plasty flap ().\nAn unilateral hematoma and subsequent partial dehiscence of the flap complicated his postoperative course. The patient was treated with daily wound cleansing with a good final result.