2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.arcped.2004.09.010
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Calcifications discales de l’enfant : à propos de deux observations et revue de la littérature

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“…Multiple localisation is possible in 30%-40% of cases [2,16,19], with up to eight disc calcifications having been found in one asymptomatic patient [2] and a median of 1.9 calcifications according to Girodias et al [16] and 1.69 per patient according to Sonnabend et al [8]. Disc calcifications are found with greater frequency in the 6-to 10-year age group [7,8,16,19,20,22,23,25], although some cases have been found during the first hours or days of life [2,11,16]. There is a slight predominance among males (7:5 male-to-female ratio), in whom they more commonly affect the cervical spine, whereas distribution is uneven at the cervical and dorsal spine in females; there is a clear-cut prevalence in Caucasians patients [3,7,8,16,21,23,25].…”
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“…Multiple localisation is possible in 30%-40% of cases [2,16,19], with up to eight disc calcifications having been found in one asymptomatic patient [2] and a median of 1.9 calcifications according to Girodias et al [16] and 1.69 per patient according to Sonnabend et al [8]. Disc calcifications are found with greater frequency in the 6-to 10-year age group [7,8,16,19,20,22,23,25], although some cases have been found during the first hours or days of life [2,11,16]. There is a slight predominance among males (7:5 male-to-female ratio), in whom they more commonly affect the cervical spine, whereas distribution is uneven at the cervical and dorsal spine in females; there is a clear-cut prevalence in Caucasians patients [3,7,8,16,21,23,25].…”
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“…Radiological findings are completely different from those of spondylodiscitis, which is usually confined to a single disc -lumbar spine involvement being more frequentfollowed by reduction of the intervertebral space, irregularities of vertebral-body plates, perivertebral soft tissue swelling, possible vertebral-body fusion and never disc calcification [6,7,16,17,22].…”
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