Clinical presentation:
Middle-aged woman admitted with wasting and relative abdominal distension.

There is extensive amorphous calcification throughout the abdomen. It extends from pelvis, but includes a line of densities lateral and below the liver. The liver appears outlined by the calcifications. A similar 'negative' impression in the calcifications can be seen in the form and location of the caecum, transverse colon, occasional small-bowel loops and a vaguely round defect immediately above the left femoral canal that might be sigmoid colon. In the para-spinal region, there are occasional densities that resemble the position of lymph-nodes as well as transverse colon.