[Diagnosis of calcified deposits in soft tissues].
M Wybier, Jean-Denis Larédo, C Parlier, P Champsaur
Abstract
M Wybier, Jean-Denis Larédo, C Parlier, P Champsaur
Abstract
Calcific deposit within soft tissues is frequently a clue for diagnosis. The radiological analysis of a calcific deposit within soft tissues includes the following aspects: the basic structure of the calcification, the grade of differentiation of the calcification, the site of the calcification, the number of calcific deposits, the shape of the calcification, the changes in the adjacent non-calcified soft tissues and in the adjacent bone, the course of the clinical signs, the course of the radiological abnormalities.
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Calcific deposit within soft tissues is frequently a clue for diagnosis. The radiological analysis of a calcific deposit within soft tissues includes the following aspects: the basic structure of the calcification, the grade of differentiation of the calcification, the site of the calcification, the number of calcific deposits, the shape of the calcification, the changes in the adjacent non-calcified soft tissues and in the adjacent bone, the course of the clinical signs, the course of the radiological abnormalities.
Key concepts: Calcification, Soft tissue, Medicine, Radiological weapon, Calcinosis, Pathology, Radiology