Eccrine acrospiroma is a tumor originating from the sweat glands. The computed tomography findings of eccrine acrospiroma in the right inguinal area are presented. In our case, the tumor was seen as a well-defined and ovoid-shaped cystic mass with an internal enhancing solid portion and containing calcifications. Eccrine acrospiroma should be considered in the differential diagnosis of a subcutaneous cystic mass with an internal solid nodule.
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