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Fig. 1C —Retrorectal tailgut cyst in 25-year-old woman. Photograph of gross specimen of resected mass shows main cystic component (C) with mucoid content as well as fibrous wall (F) interspersed with cysts (arrow). Lesion was found to be adherent to rectal wall, dissociating its muscular fibers.