Parathyroid Disorders | Clinical Medicine

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In this lecture, Professor Zach Murphy will present on Parathyroid Disorders. We will discuss the pathophysiology, including abnormalities in parathyroid hormone production that lead to disturbances in calcium and phosphorus balance. The lecture will include a discussion on the clinical manifestations, such as hypercalcemia or hypocalcemia, bone pain, and muscle weakness. The digital presentation will begin with the diagnostic approach, highlighting the importance of serum calcium, phosphorus, and parathyroid hormone measurements. Finally, we will review management strategies for Parathyroid Disorders, emphasizing the use of medications to manage calcium levels, dietary modifications, and in some cases, surgical intervention. Enjoy the lecture and support us below!
Table of Contents:
0:00 Lab
0:07 Parathyroid Disorders Introduction
0:48 Hypoparathyroidism
4:56 Parathyroid Destruction: Iatrogenic & Autoimmune-Related
9:49 Absent Parathyroid Gland: DiGeorge Syndrome
13:29 Hyperparathyroidism
16:32 Hyperfunctioning Parathyroid
31:03 Complications of Hypoparathyroidism
38:19 Complications of Hyperparathyroidism
47:54 Diagnostic Approach to Hypoparathyroidism
50:57 Diagnostic Approach to Hyperparathyroidism
55:57 Treatment of Hypoparathyroidism
58:06 Treatment of Hyperparathyroidism
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[@jiaminzheng3696]

hi! you explained at 30:30 that the phosphate is high with the tertiary hyperparathyroidism, but at around 52:00 in the picture it says low phosphorus. Are these the same thing that is measured in the blood? because wouldn't it be high phosphate in the blood instead of low phosphorus?

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The first explanation is correct, the second updated scheme however is not. both secondary and teritary should have higher amount of phosphate in case of damage to kidneys. @NinjaNerdOfficial made a huge mistake in this case.

[@musaabhasabelrasoulmohamed351]

at 56:00 he also demonstrated that if you have high phosphate and low calcium, you would suspect vit D deficiency along with CKD, however he should have emphasized on the fact that vit D deficiency will mostly result in low phospherus and low calcium rather than high phosporus and low calcium in the blood.

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[@salam7905]

I have a small question I would be grateful if anyone knows the answer .. how does high levels of calcium in blood cause constipation and at the same time calcium channel blockers also can cause constipation?

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Does a patient need parathormone after parathyroidectomy?

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