Acral keratosis with eosinophilic dermal deposits: a distinctive clinicopatholgic entity or colloid milium redux?
The etiologic significance of this condition is unknown. Potential sources of the material and a discussion of the differential diagnosis follow.
For patients who present for ureteroscopy with no obstruction and report no pain at follow-up, a plain radiograph may be sufficient. For patients who present with obstruction and report pain during follow-up, functional imaging studies are recommended.