Serpentine calcification: A radiological stigma

Radiological calcification of intervertebral discs in children.

It seems strange that a child should develop calcification of the intervertebral discs, a process which is generally regarded as degenerative in nature, but such is the case in the rare disorder first described by Bairon in 1924. There are only 16 cases of this condition in children described in the literature, the most complete description being that of Silverman (1954) who reported seven case...

Atypical Radiological Manifestation of Pulmonary Metastatic Calcification

Metastatic pulmonary calcification refers to calcium deposition in the normal pulmonary parenchyma and this deposition is secondary to abnormal calcium metabolism. The most common radiologic manifestation consists of poorly-defined nodular opacities that are mainly seen in the upper lung zone. We present here a case of metastatic pulmonary calcification that manifested as atypical, dense, calci...

Eisenmenger syndrome with radiological calcification of main pulmonary arteries.

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Clinical and radiological aspects of calcification of the mitral region.

Can Coronavirus Become a Social Stigma?

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