PMC9345097_01
Solitary subcutaneous nodule (a) Cytology smear showed amorphous debris (b: May-Grunwald Giemsa, x400); c: Papanicolaou, x400; d: Zoomed area from c).
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F1
A 30-year-old patient presented with a solitary painless subcutaneous 3 x 3 cm nodule in the ventral aspect of the scrotum [Figure 1a] since 2 years without prior history of sexually transmitted disease, trauma, or inflammation of the scrotum. The smears stained with May-Grunwald Giemsa and Papanicolaou stain showed findings shown in Figure 1b and c.
Histopathology showed calcific deposits in desmis (H and E, x100).
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F2
The lobules were surrounded by fibrosis; however, no surrounding foreign body reaction was observed [Figure 2].