"represents the sequelae of localised tissue injury and cellular necrosis."
"not directly associated with alterations in serum calcium levels or calcium homoeostasis although the presence of hypercalcaemia can may exacerbate this process 1."
"deposition of calcium salts in previously unaffected tissues throughout the body, resulting from disruption in calcium/phosphorus homoeostasis."
"extensive bone destruction due to metastatic disease, or multiple myeloma."
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"Associations"
"There are two main aetiological factors which are"