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Tumortal calcinosis is a rare disease, named by Incran in 1943, that was characterized by periarticular calcification and hyperphosphatemia.We have recently seen a patient with this disorder and treated with surgical procedure, thyrocalcitonin and 1α-hydroxycholecalciferol.In January, 1977 a three-year-old girl admitted to our clinic with painful masses in the both feet. The level of serum calcium was 10.0mg/dl and that of phosphorus was elevated to 6.2mg/dl. The masses were surgically removed but they recurred seven months later. In September, 1979 painful mass was found adjacent to the right knee. Regrowth of the masses in 1977-1981 interval necessitated five moresurgical procedures in the region of the right knee and both feet. The patient was treated with thyrocalcitonin and 1α-hydroxycholecaciferol with no clinical improvement during four months in 1981. Medication of phosphorous deprivation have been attempted.
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