1. Calciphylaxis The Lancet Volume 383, Issue 9922, (March 2014)
Qian Zhou, MD, Jakob Neubauer, MD, Johannes S Kern, MD, Prof Wolfgang Grotz, MD, Prof Gerd Walz, MD, Dr Prof Tobias B Huber, MD 
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2. Figure Clinical and histological presentation of calciphylaxis
(A) Non-healing ulceration on the left lower leg with necrotic border. (B) Radiograph of the left lower leg with diffuse calcifications and stenoses of the arteries (arrows). (C) Histological examination of skin biopsy from the ulceration: calcific sclerosis and microthrombi within a small artery (haematoxylin and eosin stain, magnification ×200). (D) Calcium deposition of an artery (von Kossa stain, magnification ×200); calcium deposits are highlighted as dark granules (arrow).
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