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Posted On : 14 Jan 2006

Causes of subcutaneous calcifications in one limb alone. Can extravasation of Dopamine cause such calcifications?

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Answer Discussion :

sanjeevreddy

yes

19 years ago

pediatriconcall

Causes of subcutaneous calcifications:
Vascular :venous insufficiency
Infection :Parasitic infestation, cysticercosis, dracunculiasis, etc.
Neoplasm : primary bone-forming tumor
osteoma, osteosarcoma, tumor necrosis
Drugs : Vitamin D
Autoimmune : dermatomyositis, scleroderma
Trauma : heterotopic ossification, injection granulomas
Yes dopamine extravasation can lead to metastatic calcification

19 years ago

Dr K.B.M. Krishna

no.

19 years ago

nikhil agrawal

no,

19 years ago

hythem

yes

19 years ago

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