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Idiopathic Scrotal Calcinosis: Scrotal calcinosis is an uncommon benign condition characterized by presence of calcified nodules (usually multiple) in the scrotal skin. Most cases are thought to arise by dystrophic calcification of burnt-out cysts. Some cases may be idiopathic.
It is usually seen in children and young adults. The scrotal skin contain multiple soft to hard, marble-like nodules ranging in size from a few mm. to several cm. The overlying skin may get stretched and ulcerated causing oozing of chalky material.
It is usually seen in children and young adults. The scrotal skin contain multiple soft to hard, marble-like nodules ranging in size from a few mm. to several cm. The overlying skin may get stretched and ulcerated causing oozing of chalky material.