Calcification

And in image D, there is also a small aneurysm along one of the middle cerebral artery feeders, which is worth noting because flow-related aneurysms can occur in cerebral proliferative angiopathy, but they're relatively uncommon.

Calcification is another interesting feature, and unlike a classic AVM, where calcification is typically centered within the nidus, here in cerebral proliferative angiopathies, maybe more gyri form or cortical and subcortical adjacent to the interspersed normal brain.

And these changes are thought to reflect longstanding effects of abnormal hemodynamics and chronic hypoperfusion.

Another major clue is transdural arterial recruitment.

He's had a bad right arm this year.

Calcification in his right elbow and...

He tries to pace himself so he'll be around at the finish.

It's a 3-2 count on Cullenbine here in the last half of the second inning.

Yeah.

Calcifications, those are salt sprinkles.

So when I speak about you can check yourself all you want, but yes, lumps you can find, and then that's very serious.

It's either non-cancerous or cancerous or whatever it is, but early detection is not about checking yourself, and that is the only thing that-

growing up.

Calcification is good.

It fills in cavities.

It makes your muscles and your bones stronger and your kidneys work less.

Thanks for the super chat, Kathy Ray.

Vicki, CT of the head shows myocardial arterial calcification in both siphons.

CT one year ago was totally clear.

I'm scared crazy of a stroke.

I did have the, not the cluster thing.

What was the last one that you had? Calcifications.

Calcifications.

And mine was from my 75-pound golden retriever puppy jumping on me in the morning and causing scar tissue.

Yes.

Yes.

Calcification, Jimmy.

Yes.

Yes.