Presentation
Incidental finding on pelvic radiograph for hip pain.
Patient Data
Age: 70 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Ossification common hamstring tendon
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Unusual ossification parallel to the proximal femur (arrowed)
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Well-defined ossification in the common hamstring tendon (biceps and semitendinosus) on the left. Minimal change in a similar location on the right.
Case Discussion
Dystrophic ossification in tendons is well recognized (e.g. Achilles), however, the location and extent in this case is very unusual. Note how the calcification is well ossified (ie looks like bone). It is presumed to have occurred due to previous injury some time ago.
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