• Usually females
• Congenital or early childhood
• May be associated with twins or malformations
• Sacrococcygeal area, head and neck, retroperitoneum, mediastinum, CNS
• 75% benign
• Neck during infancy: massive but benign vs. adult neck: usually malignant

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