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The information you have provided doesn't specify where or what the plaque is being described. Is it in a blood vessel? Heart wall? Great vessel wall? Pericardium? Basically it means there is a elevated fatty plaque that has been there for a while and has hardened, quite near to the heart. Any further description would be speculation.
Art-eeo-sk-ler-osis.
A calcific density is a medical phenomenon in which calcium builds up on body tissue and causes it to harden. Calcific densities can occur in many parts of the body. Calcific densities are caused by any disorder that leads calcium to be deposited in a part of the body other than the bones and teeth. Also known as calcifications, calcific densities can usually be seen in X-rays.
calcific tendinitis
maybe TB...
a dark spot on the abdomen.
focal calcification
Atherosclerosis is disease of the arteries when you get thickening and hardening of the vessels causing obstruction to the flow of blood. If it is in the arteries of the brain you can get stroke, dementia and death
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Consult an orthopedic surgeon regarding a calcific density in the medial aspect of the right hip. An orthopedist can help you sort out the risks and benefits or removal.
plaque
I went to the dentist and he removed the plaque from my teeth