This is a hereditary condition that usually manifests itself in early childhood. It consists of cutaneous and subcutaneous tumors composed of nodules of fibroblasts in a hyalinized, collagenized stroma. It is a rare condition, and patients usually present with multiple painless skin or subcutaneous nodules. These nodules vary from a few millimeters to 5 cm in diameter. The most commonly affected sites include the head and neck, back, and lower extremities. Most of these lesions are removed for cosmetic reasons; if they cause no detriment to function, they may be left alone.
Tumoral Calcinosis
GENERAL INFORMATION Tumoral calcinosis is a very rare entity, characterized by large tumorlike calcium deposits and painless mass, arising near to the articular soft tissue areas. Common areas affected are elbows, hips, knees rarely involve hands and feet. No obvious...