recalcification

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The restoration of lost calcium salts to body tissues.

recalcification

[rēkal′sifikā′shən]

Etymology: L, re + calx, lime, facere, to make

the restoration of lost calcium salts in the body needed for normal neuromuscular excitability, excitation-coupling contraction in cardiac and smooth muscle stimulus-secretion coupling, maintenance of tight junctions between cells, blood clotting, and compressional strength of bone.

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