Abstract

Secondary oxalosis in the epididymis is a rare complication among patients who have undergone hemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis. This case report presents secondary oxalosis confirmed via a clinicoradiological-pathologic process-in combination with clinical symptoms, ultrasonographic findings, cytologic findings in urine, and surgical pathological diagnosis.

• Keywords: Epididymis;Chronic renal insufficiency;Peritoneal dialysis