danella
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 Posted: 08/15/05 - 17:56 Post subject: |
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Hey,
I hope we are thinking the same… I do not know if this is actually called calcium deposits, but it is a condition in which calcium crystals form in tendons. But, interesting, there is no link between this deposits and calcium in the body. This condition is a cause of inflammation of tendons (condition is called calcific tendinits). Most common “calcium deposits” occur in the shoulder, elbow, hip, pelvis, foot, neck, wrist, fingers… They can be seen on x/ray or ct scan.
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