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IDK Hiperparatiroid
IDK Hiperparatiroid
Widya Gladiantari
1510211068
FK UPN VETERAN JAKARTA
PRIMARY HYPERPARATHYROIDISM
This disorder occurs in 1 : 500 women and 1:2000 men. It is the most
common cause of hypercalcemia in the outpatient population, and
along with malignancy-associated hypercalcemia accounts for the
majority (>90%) of cases of hypercalcemia.
99mTechnetium-labeled sestamibi has more than 80% sensitivity for the detection of
hypercellular parathyroid glands, and when it is used in conjunction with SPECT, it has
particular utility in identifying ectopic tumors. Neck ultrasound is often complementary
and has a sensitivity of 75% in experienced centers.
• MRI and CT scans and invasive localizing studies, including highly selective venous catheterization for PTH, and FNAB of suspected
parathyroid masses and arteriograms are generally only used in cases of recurrent or persistent hyperparathyroidism.
• More recently, 4-D CT scans have shown tremendous utility in localizing parathyroid tumors with excellent anatomic detail
Patients with classic symptoms and metabolic complications related to PHPT are
generally treated by parathyroidectomy
Consensus Conference, asymptomatic PHPT was defined as, "the absence of common
symptoms and signs of PHPT, including no bone, renal, gastrointestinal or
neuromuscular disorders. " Nonoperative management was recommended in this
group of patients with calcium levels 1 2 mg/dL, based on several observational
studies that suggested stabiliry with respect to serum calcium, kidney stones, bone
loss, and renal function with time. Parathyroidectomy was recommended for
asymptomatic patients <50 years of age and in cerrain other patients
In addition, parathyroidectomy has been associated with improved survival (in both
asymptomatic and symptOmatic patients), is more cost-effective than lifelong follow-
up, and is successful in 95% of patients with a minimal (< 1 o/o) complication rate.