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Calcinosis: The buildup of calcium deposits in the tissues. It may occur under the skin of the fingers, arms, feet, and knees, causing pain and ... more about Calcinosis.
Calcinosis: Deposits of calcium in the body. More detailed information about the symptoms, causes, and treatments of Calcinosis is available below.
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The buildup of calcium deposits in the tissues. It may occur under the skin of the fingers, arms, feet, and knees, causing pain and infection if the calcium deposits pierce the surface of the skin. (Source: excerpt from Handout on Health Scleroderma: NIAMS)
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