ea0073aep141 | Calcium and Bone | ECE2021
Hussain Ayaz
, Suri Ashwin
, Ibrahim Hassan
, Albor Christo
, Hasnain Solat
, Bashir Jawad
The incidence of recurrent primary hyperparathyroidism (PHPTH) (> 6 months from initial exploration) has been reported to be between 110%. Repeated neck explorations could be challenging for surgeons and ensuring normalised biochemistry is vital for peri-operative safety. Recurrent parathyroid adenomas can present with aggressive hypercalcaemia which can be challenging to control prior to surgery. We report a similar case below. A 72 year old lady had her first prese...