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cppd comparison differential disease gout hypocalcemia laboratory levels primary pseudogout rheumatology secondary signs symptoms tertiary
Hypocalcemia Laboratory Evaluation Serum levels of PTH, phosphorus, 25-hydroxyvitamin D, and 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D can help differentiate between
Serum levels of PTH ... hypocalcemia: - Hypoparathyroidism ... - Calcium-sensing ... activating mutation - Parathyroid ... #Diagnosis #Endocrinology
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 Hyperparathyroidism - Primary vs Secondary vs Tertiary Lab Comparison: • Primary Hyperparathyroidism: ↑→PTH, ↑Calcium, ↑Vitamin D,
: ↑→PTH, ↑Calcium ... : ↑PTH, ↓→Calcium ... : ↑↑PTH, ↑Calcium ... #diagnosis #endocrinology ... Secondary #Tertiary #pathophysiology
Pseudogout: pathogenesis and clinical findings - Idiopathic (vast majority of cases) -> Mechanism unknown - Familial
production - Hyperparathyroidism ... Incr levels of parathyroid ... > Clearance of calcium ... Signs #Symptoms #Pathophysiology ... #Diagnosis
CPPD vs Gout == CPPD == Think About CPPD When: • Self-limited synovitis after surgery/trauma (> 65
disease states Pathophysiology ... precipitates with calcium ... Hemochromatosis • Hyperparathyroidism ... Imaging may show chondrocalcinosis ... Intracellular (leukocyte
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