Presentation
Alleged assault. Facial pain.
Patient Data
Age: 35
Gender: Male
From the case:
Trochlear apparatus calcification
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Bilateral trochlear apparatus calcification.
Case Discussion
Trochlear apparatus calcification is a common finding. In one large series of ~1000 patients it was seen in 13% of patients. There is no statistically significant association with diabetes but there is one with autoimmune disease and elevated ALP.