Tumor calcinosis is a rare condition where calcium deposits form under the skin and may require surgical treatment. It is more common in people of African descent and can cause painless lumps or limited range of motion. X-ray imaging is used for diagnosis and treatment options include monitoring or surgery. The causes are poorly understood, […]
Calcinosis is the formation of calcium deposits on the skin or in the body. There are four types: dystrophic, metastatic, iatrogenic, and idiopathic. Treatment focuses on addressing underlying conditions and surgical removal, but recurrence is possible. Metastatic calcinosis is caused by excess calcium and phosphate in the blood, while idiopathic calcinosis occurs in babies with […]
