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ea0073ep28 | Calcium and Bone | ECE2021

Giant maxillary tumor as initial presentation of primary hyperparathyroidism: a case report

Alves Priscilla , Lima Carlos , Leal Angela

CaseMale, 44 y.o., with rigth maxillary tumor of progressive growth for 1 year with local and low back pain. Imaging exams: CT/MRI skull and face: right axial expansive lesion (62×52×46 mm), heterogeneous, multiloculated with bulging of the right orbit inferomedial wall, with a neoplastic aspect. CT pelvis: bone lesions with soft tissue densities in pelvis, heterogeneous L4, with height reduction. Biopsy of the lesion suggesting a brown tumor. ...