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Discussion

Calcficic tendinitis with bone involvement. The calcium has intraosseous extension and incites a lot of marrow edema. Calcium is also being extruded into the bursa with associated inflammation.

Diagnosis

calcific tendinitis

Glenn Strome, MD
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