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Objective:To investigate them by the non-invasive technique of fine needle aspiration cytology(FNAC).Methods: In this study cases were described in which FNAC was indicative of tumoral calcinosis.Total numbers of cases studied were 18.Male to female ratio was 1∶8.11 cases(61.11%) were less than 20 years of age.3 cases had history of trauma in the past(16.67%).8 cases had lesions located in the hip region(44.44%).Results:The size of lesion varied from 2.5 to 4 cm.In none of the case diagnosis of tumoral calcinosis was considered clinically.All other investigations were normal and no significant family or medical history was present.Cytology in all cases showed only abundant acellular calcium.The patients on follow up were clinically well with no changes.Conclusion:The cases are interesting,since the cytohistological findings in the aspirate sample are strongly indicative of tumoral calcinosis.
Objective: To investigate them by the non-invasive technique of fine needle aspiration cytology (FNAC). Methods: In this study cases were described in which FNAC was was tumoral calcinosis. Total numbers of cases studied were 18. Male to female ratio was 8 cases had lesions located in the hip region (44.44%). Results: The size of lesion (61.11%) was less than 20 years of age.3 cases had history of trauma in the past varied from 2.5 to 4 cm. none of the case diagnosis of tumoral calcinosis was considered clinically. All other investigations were normal and no significant family or medical history was present. Cytology in all cases showed only abundant acellular calcium. The patients on follow up were clinically well with no changes. Confound: The cases are interesting, since the cytohistological findings in the aspirate sample are the most important of tumoral calcinosis.