Postgraduate Medical Journal · 1977 · 22 citations · 20 references
MedicineNephrologyPathologyMetastasisNeoplasiaTumor ProgressionKidney CancerMalignant TumorsRenal NeoplasmsChronic Renal Insufficiency
Two cases are reviewed, both of which developed tumoral calcinosis whilst receiving 1, alpha-hydroxy-cholecalciferol therapy. Tumoral calcinosis is an extreme form of peri-articular calcification, and its occurrence in patients with chronic renal failure is unusual. These peri-articular masses developed around the shoulders in both patients, and the action of 1, alpha-hydroxycholecalciferol as a possible factor promoting this form of metastatic calcification is discussed.
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Soft-tissue calcification in uremia.
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