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Scrotal calcinosis: a very rare multiple clinical presentation
Clinical and Experimental Dermatology, 10/16/09
Figus A et al. – The authors report a very rare case of an SC in a 59–year–old white man who presented with multiple nodules with different clinical patterns in the scrotum, which had been present for > 42 years. Despite the rarity and the multiple long–lasting lesions, surgical excision of the scrotal nodules can offer a very good aesthetic outcome in a single procedure even under local anaesthesia.
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