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MYOSITIS OSSIFICANS NON-PROGRESSIVAREVERSIBLE MUSCLE CALCIFICATION IN POLYMYOSITIS

Muscle Research Centre, University of Liverpool Royal Liverpool Hospital Prescot Street, Liverpool L69 3BX;
Royal Liverpool Hospital Prescot Street, Liverpool L69 3BX
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Correspondence to Professor Edwards
We report a case of muscle calcification, a rare complication of polymyositis, documented on muscle biopsy and computerized tomography scanning. As the calcification resolved radiologically, marked hypercalcaemia developed requiring forced diuresis.
KEY WORDS: Polymyositis, Renal failure, Muscle calcification, Hypercalcaemia
*Present address: Senior Registrar in Intensive Therapy, North East Thames Regional Health Authority, London.
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