Primary perineal hernias result from a defect in the pelvic floor. It is a rare disease, having been described less than one hundred cases until today. We present a case of a young patient with recent complaint of painful gluteal tumor that even after the physical examination and CT did not clarified its etiology. She was submitted to a perineal resection of the lesion that confirmed being a hernia. She is going well without recurrence.
Perineal hernia; pelvic hernia; ischiorectal hernia; congenital hernia; pudendal hernia
