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Are pelvic calcifications similar to phleboliths?
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They can be: The most common causes of calcification in the pelvis include phleboliths, arterial calcification from vascular disease, and infarcted fibroids in the uterus (very common in postmenopausal women).
Answered 3/22/2020
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