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A doença por deposição de cristais de hidroxiapatita de cálcio é caracterizada pela presença de cristais de fosfato de cálcio básico - predominantemente hidroxiapatita - em tecidos moles periarticulares, especialmente os tendões. Essa entidade é melhor reconhecida como "tendinite calcificada" no local mais frequente de acometimento no ombro, mas manifesta-se em vários outros locais, com a denominação mais adequada de periartrite calcificada. | |||
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Calcium hydroxyapatite crystal deposition disease is characterised by the presence of basic calcium phosphate crystals - predominantly hydroxyapatite - in periarticular soft tissues, especially tendons. This entity is best recognised as "calcific tendinitis" at its most frequent site about the shoulder, but the disease involves numerous other sites and may be more appropriately termed calcific periarthritis. | |||
Revision as of 11:42, 13 August 2026
Calcium hydroxyapatite crystal deposition disease is characterised by the presence of basic calcium phosphate crystals - predominantly hydroxyapatite - in periarticular soft tissues, especially tendons. This entity is best recognised as "calcific tendinitis" at its most frequent site about the shoulder, but the disease involves numerous other sites and may be more appropriately termed calcific periarthritis.
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Calcium hydroxyapatite crystal deposition disease is characterised by the presence of basic calcium phosphate crystals - predominantly hydroxyapatite - in periarticular soft tissues, especially tendons. This entity is best recognised as "calcific tendinitis" at its most frequent site about the shoulder, but the disease involves numerous other sites and may be more appropriately termed calcific periarthritis. |
