What is Calcification?
Calcification
- Calcification
- Calcium salts of tissues in organisms are deposited and hardened. For example, children's bones become calcified and become adult bones, and tuberculosis lesions are cured by calcification.
- Pathologically refers to the deposition of calcium salts in local tissues, which are common in the early stages of bone growth and are also found in certain pathological conditions (such as calcification in the case of tuberculosis caseous necrosis).
- In other aspects, the calcified ancient pines in Jiuzhaigou water and Huanglong's calcified rocky beaches are formed by the precipitation and hardening of calcium salts.