CTICasesTumoral Calcinosis
Imaging findings
Lobular, confluent, and dense calcified mass. Renal failure indicators: atrophic kidneys and vascular calcifications.
Key takeaways
Distinguish from myositis ossificans; tumoral calcinosis is often related to long-standing renal dysfunction (secondary hyperparathyroidism).
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