- to harden.
Calcifications may be
classified on
whether there is
mineral balance or not, and the
location of the
calcification.
Calcification may also refer...
-
parasites like
schistosoma eggs may
calcify.
Congenital toxoplasmosis, CMV or
rubella may be seen on X-ray as
calcifications in the brain.
Dense scars may undergo...
-
commonly affected by
calcific tendinitis. It is
twice as
common in
women as men, and is not ****ociated with exercise.
Calcifications in the
rotator cuff...
-
breast and
calcified fibroids of the
uterus have been
described as 'popcorn
calcification'. In
osteogenesis imperfecta,
popcorn calcifications are often...
-
internal globus pallidus.
Calcifications in the caudate,
dentate nuclei, ****men and
thalami are also common.
Occasionally calcifications begin or predominate...
-
calcified gland is
often seen in
skull X-rays.
Calcification rates vary
widely by
country and
correlate with an
increase in age, with
calcification occurring...
- are used to
estimate the
degree of
dysfunction caused by MAC.
Because calcifications are
highly radiopaque, MAC can also be well
visualized on
computed tomography...
-
enteroviruses and
parainfluenza virus.
Tonsilloliths or
tonsil stones are
calcifications that form in the
crypts of the
palatal tonsils. They are also known...
-
patterns of
calcification. In some cases, a
semilunar shape may appear,
which is why this sign is
called "teacup sign."
Teacup calcifications are typically...
- a few thin septa,
which may
contain fine
calcifications or a
small segment of
mildly thickened calcification. This
includes homogenous, high-attenuation...
