Infected scrotal lymphangioma mimicking testicular torsion

Lymphangiomas are the benign cystic swellings, usually tend to occur in areas of major lymphatic channels, especially in cervical and axillary regions. The usual presentation is a cystic, painless mass which increases in size with age. lymphangioma of scrotal region is very rare. In our case infected lymphangioma of scrotumpresented as acute scrotum