Presentation
Lymphoma.
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Idiopathic scrotal calcinosis
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Multiple calcified nodules are seen within the scrotum with normal appearance of the testes on CT. No hydrocele or varicocele is noted. Sclerotic lesions are seen in the bone likely due to lymphomatous involvement (additional stack images couldn't be obtained as this image was taken from the CT component of PET-CT scan).
Case Discussion
This was an incidental finding in the lymphoma patient. The patient was then asked about any previous history of trauma, tuberculosis, epididymitis, orchitis or swelling which he denied. On examination, there were multiple yellowish nodules within the scrotum.
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