Annular abdominal calcification

Common: Aneurysm; Appendicolith; Atherosclerosis; Enterolith; Gallstone; Hemangioma; Hepatolith; Lymph nodes; Lymphangioma; Lympholith; Meconium; Normal pelvic veins; Pancreatic calculus; Phlebolith; Prostatic calculus; Splenolith; Urinary tract calculus; Varicocele
Uncommon: Appendiceal mucocele; Arteriovenous malformation; Colonic diverticulum calculus; Cystic mesenteric lesion; Cysticercosis of abdominal wall; Dermoid cyst; Duodenal diverticulum calculus; Epiploic appendage; Guinea worm infection of abdominal wall; Healed abdomnial abscess; Healed psoas abscess; Healed retroperitoneal abscess; Hydatid disease; Lithopedion; Meckel diverticulum calculus; Mineral oil granuloma; Myxoglobulosis of appendix; Ovarian cyst; Ovarian tumor; Pentastomiasis; Pseudomyxoma peritonei; Renal cyst; Splenic cyst; Urachal calculus; Urethral calculus

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