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A patient with calcinosis universalis presented extensive calcifications involving fingers, shoulders, thoracic wall and cervical spine. Computed tomography imaging appeared to be a highly valid method of investigation of calcification of soft tissues and allowed detection of an intra-articular scapulohumeral calcium-provoked effusion.
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