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Calcified shoulder joint, X-ray

Calcified shoulder joint, X-ray


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Calcified shoulder joint, X-ray

Calcified shoulder joint. Coloured X-ray of a calcified shoulder joint. There is a deposit of calcium at the top right of the shoulder joint. At right is the humerus (upper arm bone), which joins with the scapula (shoulder blade) at upper right. At top left is the clavicle (collarbone). The majority of calcium (99%) is usually deposited in the teeth and bones, with the remainder dissolving in the blood. However, metabolic or hormonal disturbances, or injury, can cause calcium to be deposited elsewhere in the body

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© MIRIAM MASLO/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

Bones Calcification Calcified Calcium Crystal Deposit Diagnosis Diagnostic Humerus Joint Purple Radiography Shoulder X Ray Machine Condition Disorder False Coloured Health Care


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This print showcases a fascinating medical phenomenon - a calcified shoulder joint. The image, captured using an X-ray machine, reveals a vibrant display of colors that highlight the presence of calcium deposits in the shoulder region. At the top right corner of the joint, there is a prominent deposit of calcium, creating an intriguing purple hue against the backdrop of bones and tissues. The human body typically stores 99% of its calcium in teeth and bones while dissolving the remaining amount in blood. However, certain metabolic or hormonal imbalances, as well as injuries, can lead to abnormal calcium deposition in other areas. This striking visual representation serves as both a diagnostic tool for healthcare professionals and an educational resource for those interested in understanding bone disorders. The intricate details visible within this radiographic image allow us to appreciate the complexity and fragility of our skeletal system. From the humerus (upper arm bone) connecting with the scapula (shoulder blade) at upper right to the clavicle (collarbone) positioned at top left, every element plays a crucial role in maintaining our mobility and overall health. As we delve into this mesmerizing snapshot from Science Photo Library's collection, we are reminded once again of how science merges artistry with knowledge to unravel mysteries hidden within our own bodies.

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