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Anteroposterior radiographs of the left shoulder showing calcification over the greater tuberosity and subacromial space as well as classic hyperostotic lesions in the scapular blade.
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Radiographs demonstrated calcification around the greater tuberosity and subacromial space as well as hyperostotic lesions in the scapula blade (Figure 1).
Computed tomography scan of the left shoulder. Axial cut showing hyperostotic masses dribbling from the scapular blade.
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A CT scan revealed extensive yet well-defined ossification within the proximal deltoid muscle and hyperostotic masses dribbling from the scapular blade (Figure 2).
Magnetic resonance imaging of the left shoulder. Coronal T2 fat suppression image showing low-signal intensity calcific foci within and beneath the deltoid muscle with no intra-articular involvement.
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There were also multiple areas of cortical thickening of the scapula (Figure 3).