Abstract:Background: Kaposi Sarcoma (KS) is a rare neoplastic vascular disorder. The pathogenesis of KS remains controversial. However, suppression of the immune response was almost necessary. Classical KS most likely affects the male genitalia. Penile KS is the most common, while isolated scrotal KS has been unusual to see. In this case report, we review a rare case of scrotal KS in a non-HIV patient with history, clinical, laboratory, imaging findings. Presentation of Case: A 60 years old male patient, known to have … Show more
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