Multiple Giant Tumoral Calcinosis in Pelvic Region

Abstract

Tumoral calcinosis is a very rare disease in which calcium deposit is accumulated on soft tissue around joints without specific metabolic disorder of calcium or predisposing illnesses. Its causes have not been revealed clearly, and the disease has been known to occur rarely among Asian patients. We report a case of a multiple giant tumoral calcinosis patient who complained of painful masses in the groin region as well as in both buttocks and sacral area. The patient was evaluated to differentiate with other causes and have been treated with surgical excision. We present this case with a review of literature.