TWO CASES OF PRIMARY SCLEROSING LIPOGRANULOMA IN SCROTUM

Two adult cases of primary sclerosing lipogranuloma in the scrotum were reported. Both were noticed as an incidental intrascrotal mass, preceded by an exposure of the perineoscrotal area to coldness, but with no history of foreign body injection. Scrotal exploration was performed. Characteristically, the mass was Y-shaped with its stem located in the perineum and above the ventralis of the urethra, and branched off at the penoscrotal junction extending anterolaterally along the spermatic cord on both sides. Histologically, both were sclerosing lipogranuloma. This benign scrotal disease is thought to be a new clinical entity.