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Dictionary » S » Skin stones Skin stonesDefinition noun Calcium deposits under or within the skin, usually as a sequelae of a preexisting inflammatory, degenerative, or neoplastic dermatosis.
The calcium salts consists largely of hydroxyapatite crystals or amorphous calcium phosphate. The formation of skin stones is one of the clinical features of patients suffering from scleroderma, usually forming in under the skin on the fingers or other areas of the body.
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Evolution is a Disprooven Theory... to form meteorites (rocks in general), planets such as earth, precious stones, complex minerals and substances made of 2 or more elements? And all ... that's only one cell! That’s not even a specific type of cell (immuno, skin, muscle, etc.), and one cell comes nowhere close to making up a fraction ...
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I've had enough!... disseminated cryptococcosis. Ok London, Yes we may in fact have such skin conditions as stated in the article you found. This "molluscum ... once again incorrect. People who live in glass houses should not throw stones. :wink: Randy predicts continued: 2) A university, not Oklahoma, will ...
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