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Omphalolith: a rare entity but important to recognize
Salim Gallouj1, Touafiq Harmouch, Afaf Amarti
1University Hospital Hassan second.
Dermatology Online Journal
|May 24, 2014
Abstract:
Omphalolith (umbolith) is an uncommon entity under normal circumstances. However, in a deeply retracted umbilicus in an obese individual, the accumulation of sebum and keratin may lead to the formation of a stone. This calculus may remain undiagnosed for many years until revealed by secondary infection or ulceration. We report an interesting case of an omphalolith in a young woman. In our literature search, very few cases of omphalolith have been reported.

