Regardless of the etiology, the presence of calcium deposits in soft tissues may lead to chronic wounds that do not respond to conservative local wound care. For healing to occur it is well established that the solid calcific deposits and surrounding devitalized tissue must be removed from the wound sites. The mechanism for nonhealing is thought to be similar to that of a foreign body reaction caused by calcified tissue leading to chronic inflammation that does not allow granulation tissue to form.

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Charisse