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Ectopic Calcification In Sarcoidosis
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1974To the Editor.— Hypercalcemia in some patients with sarcoidosis may lead to calcification in the kidneys and other tissues, including the soft tissues of the shoulder, the pulp of the fingers, the metatarsophalangeal joint of the big toe, and the ear cartilage. 1-4 We report an example.
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Ectopic calcification in hypophosphatasia.
European journal of radiology, 1986The radiological findings in a 24 year old female with hypophosphatasia included frayed joint surfaces, intra- and peri-articular, and paravertebral calcification. These changes were compared to the usual radiographic findings in hypophosphatasia and prompted a family study.
J D, Macfarlane, H M, Kroon, A, Cats
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Clinical calcium, 2014
Calcium deposition can be observed in many tissues in addition to bones and teeth which physiologically calcify. This unphysiological calcification can damage several organs. It has been shown that vascular calcification which is a risk factor for cardiovascular events develops through similar mechanisms to physiological calcification.
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Calcium deposition can be observed in many tissues in addition to bones and teeth which physiologically calcify. This unphysiological calcification can damage several organs. It has been shown that vascular calcification which is a risk factor for cardiovascular events develops through similar mechanisms to physiological calcification.
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Ectopic Calcifications Under The Microscope
2009Mc 2009. Microscopy Conference, Graz, Austria. 30 August - 4 September 2009. First Joint Meeting Of Dreiländertagung And Multinational Congress On Microscopy.
Quaglino, Daniela +6 more
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Ectopic calcification: new concepts in cellular regulation
Clinical Research in Cardiology, 2001Ectopic calcification is a common response to soft tissue injury and systemic mineral imbalance, and can lead to devastating clinical consequences when present in heart valves or blood vessels. It is hypothesized that mesenchymal and inflammatory cells normally maintain the balance between procalcific and anti-calcific regulatory proteins in soft ...
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Treatment of ectopic calcification in uremia.
Kidney international. Supplement, 1978Nine uremic patients on maintenance hemodialysis who showed wide arterial and/or stable periarticular calcifications in spite of a well controlled hyperphosphatemia were treated with the diphosphonate disodium ethane-1-hydroxy-1,1-diphosphonate (EHDP) in doses of 7.5 to 10 mg/kg of body wt/per day for 5 to 9 months.
P, Zucchelli +6 more
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[Ectopic calcifications in adult hypophosphatasia].
Minerva medica, 1983The first case of hypophosphatasia in adults reported in Italy (20th in the world) is described with remarks on the epidemiology, pathogenesis and therapeutic possibilities. The formation of renal and cholecystic calculi after long-term, intensive vitamin D and Calcium therapy indicates the limited capacity of pyrophosphate (PPi), even in large doses ...
FRUSTACI, ANDREA +3 more
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[Ectopic calcification in Klotho mice].
Clinical calcium, 2005We recently developed a unique short lifespan mouse strain in which a single gene mutation caused multiple aging-related disorders and identified the responsible gene as klotho. The most characteristic phenotypes seem to be caused by abnormalities in calcium metabolism.
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Ectopic bowel calcifications due to hydroxyapatite
Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation, 1995N H, Schut, E T, Scholten
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