1969
DOI: 10.1016/s0140-6736(69)91484-6
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Sex, Age, and Hyperparathyroidism

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“…1,3,6,8 The preponderance of 1 HPT in women is attributed to an increase in the incidence of 1 HPT in postmenopausal women. 10 Most of the patients (82%) in this series had symptoms that could be directly attributable to 1 HPT. This is in contrast to our adult series, where only 44% had overt symptoms and most patients were diagnosed from routine blood screening.…”
Section: Follow-upmentioning
confidence: 69%
“…1,3,6,8 The preponderance of 1 HPT in women is attributed to an increase in the incidence of 1 HPT in postmenopausal women. 10 Most of the patients (82%) in this series had symptoms that could be directly attributable to 1 HPT. This is in contrast to our adult series, where only 44% had overt symptoms and most patients were diagnosed from routine blood screening.…”
Section: Follow-upmentioning
confidence: 69%
“…Estima-se que a incidência de HPTP aumente muito a partir dos 50 anos, sendo 2 a 4 vezes mais freqüente entre as mulheres do que nos homens (14). Em pacientes acima de 65 anos, o hiperparatiroidismo primário chega a ocorrer em 3% das mulheres e 1% dos homens (6).…”
Section: Hiperparatiroidismo Primário No Idosounclassified
“…Níveis de PTHi, normais ou não, suprimidos em pacientes com hipercalcemia, não excluem o diagnóstico de hiperparatiroidismo primário, e uma investigação mais cuidadosa deve ser efetuada com o objetivo de se afastar a presença de adenoma de paratiróide. O diagnóstico é importante visto que o seu pronto tratamento propicia ao paciente melhora rápida e significativa (4,14,29).…”
Section: Hiperparatiroidismo Primário No Idosounclassified
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“…In our studies, however, this only applied to stones formed mainly of calcium oxalate. In contrast, MAPstones due to infection are more common in females [17,26], as are stones asso ciated with primary hyperparathyroidism [17,27,28].…”
Section: Sex and Urolithiasismentioning
confidence: 99%