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case_images: Skin manifestation of calciphylaxis. Left distal leg at the first predialysis visit.
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case_images: There was another extensive ulcerative area below and more distal to the previous lesion, toward the medial position, approaching the anterior dorsum of the foot (Figure 1).
case_images: Linear calcification of the descending aorta.. Note: Note the Tenckhoff catheter in the abdominal cavity; the X-ray was taken the day after catheter insertion.
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case_images: Lateral abdominal X-ray revealed linear calcification of the descending aorta (Figure 2).
case_images: Skin manifestation of calciphylaxis. Left distal leg taken 4 months after the initiation of continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis.
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case_images: The ulcers resolved 2 months after the initiation of dialytic treatment (Figure 3).
case_images: Skin manifestation of calciphylaxis. Right distal leg 3 months postcinacalcet treatment (note a large indurated area tender on touch with normal color, indicated by the continuous arrows).
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case_images: Three months after the cessation of cinacalcet, multiple indurated, tender, and warm areas of various sizes ranging from 4-9 cm in width appeared on her thighs and below the knees (Figure 4).
case_images: Whole-body bone scan.. Note: Subcutaneous Ca deposit observed (arrows) 3 months after the discontinuation of cinacalcet.
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case_images: A bone scan of the whole body supported Ca deposits in the subcutaneous tissue (Figure 5).