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Fordyce's lesion


Also known as:
Fordyce's angiokeratoma

Associated persons:
John Addison Fordyce

Description:
Scrotal angiomas of no significance. A disorder commonly seen in the elderly, characterized by multiple, spherical, reddish to black, elevated lesions rarely over 4 mm in diameter, which usually follow the course of the scrotal veins. The lesions are divided by irregular septa into cavernous spaces filled with blood.

Bibliography:
  • J. A. Fordyce:
    Angiokeratoma of the scrotum.
    Transactions of the American Dermatological Association, 1896: 5-11.


 
 

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