Abstrakt

Patients undergoing surgery for primary hyperparathyroidism experience a lower fracture incidence.

Karl Nadolsky

As many individuals have minor disease, the need for surgery in primary hyperparathyroidism has been debated. The main goal was to assess the prevalence of fractures in a current population-based cohort of patients undergoing primary hyperparathyroidism surgery. Investigating whether preoperative serum calcium, adenoma weight, or poly glandular disease affect fracture incidence was the secondary goal.