Non-Filarial, Non-Lymphatic Elephantiasis of Scrotum
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Scrotal elephantiasis is a clinical diagnosis made for isolated massive lymphedema of the scrotum; most commonly due filarial infestation. However, there are increasing reports of non-parasitical lymphedema of scrotum and non-lymphatic elephantiasis of scrotum with a common histological feature of massive fibrosis of skin, subcutaneum and connective tissues. We present a case of idiopathic fibrous pseudotumor of scrotum managed effectively by surgical excision.
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