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Amputated ovary: a cause of migratory abdominal calcification

GW Nixon, VR Condon

American Journal of Roentgenology · 1977 · 14 citations · 7 references

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Abstract

Amputated ovary is a rare cause of abdominal calcification. This communication describes the unique radiographic manifestations of this condition in two patients.

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