Dytrophic calcification are calcifications seen in__________________?
Correct answer: A. Dead tissue
- A. Dead tissue
- B. Salivary glands
- C. Normal tissues
- D. Skin layers
Explanation
Dystrophic calcification is deposition of calcium salts in dead or damaged tissue, even when the serum calcium level is normal. This contrasts with metastatic calcification, which occurs in otherwise normal tissues during hypercalcemia.
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