tumoral calcinosis


tu·mor·al cal·ci·no·sis

[MIM*114120] 1. calcification of collagen, chiefly at the site of large joints, in South African blacks; probably genetic. 2. calcinosis that develops in association with neoplastic conditions.

tumoral calcinosis

Oncology A condition characterized by single or multiple well-circumscribed calcium deposits in periarticular connective tissue, which may cause spinal cord compression and neurologic defects in mammals. See Calcinosis.