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XRMusculoskeletalConfirmedFRCR 2B
Tumoural calcinosis
Clinical Presentation
Chronic bilateral painless soft tissue swelling around the hips.
- 1There are large bilateral amorphous soft-tissue multilocular calcifications seen around the hips with internal cystic and sedimentation levels
- 2The underlying bony structures are unremarkable
- 3On MRI, There are periarticular multilocular calcified masses with significant fluid-calcium levels involving bilateral gluteus maximus muscles with soft tissue extensions around the hips and the upper femurs
- 4It shows heterogeneous T1 signal intensity and predominantly high T2 signal intensity with multiple calcium-fluid levels
- 5Otherwise, unremarkable pelvic and visualized thigh muscles, pelvic bones, bilateral hip joints, bilateral upper femurs.