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phlebolith

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phleb·o·lith (flb-lth)
n.
A calcareous deposit in a venous wall or thrombus.
phlebolith [fleb´o-lith]
a calculus in a vein.
phlebolith (fleb´ōlith),
n a calcified thrombus in a vein.
phlebolith
a venous calculus or concretion.
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2) Development of a phlebolith within the hemangioma from a thrombus may cause symptoms and usually leads to diagnosis of the hemangioma.
A hemangioma on the floor of the mouth presenting as a ranula by Skoulakis, Charalampos E.; Khaldi, Lubna; Serletis, Demetre; Semertzidis, Themistoklis / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
Phleboliths can occasionally be confused with subcutaneous ossified deposits.
Radiological case of the month: Harish S. Hosalkar, MD, MBMS (Orth), ... by Hosalkar, Harish S.; Gholve, Purushottam A. / Applied Radiology
[FIGURES 1&2 OMITTED] Calcification within the spleen parenchyma has many different causes, such as phlebolith, hemangioma, and hematoma.
Calcification in splenic lymphoma before chemotherapy by Yu, Chih-Yung / Southern Medical Journal
 
 
 
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