Hyperplasia is Rare: Parathyroid Disease confusion in diagnosis

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Hyperplasia is Rare. Dr James Norman from the Norman Parathyroid Center speaks with a group of endocrinologists during and AACE meeting. You will learn the three (3) causes of secondary hyperparathyroidism are renal failure, Gastric bypass, and celiac disease and that there are no causes of secondary hyperparathyroidism that cause calcium levels over 10.1. You will also learn that hyperplasia is RARE and that after the resection of the parathyroid tumor, the parathyroid hormone levels are very very low when measuring PTH in realtime. IOPTH takes too long.
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