So FA lists 2' hyperparathyroidism as one of the causes for metastatic calcificaiton (increased serum Ca2+), but then if look at FA's endocrine chapter, 2' hyperparathyroidism is manifested as low Ca2+ in serum (hypocalcemia).
To me it makes sense that you should have low serum calcium with secondary hyperparathyroidism, so how come you can get a metastatic calcification with the secondary hyperparathyrodism as stated in FA?
To me it makes sense that you should have low serum calcium with secondary hyperparathyroidism, so how come you can get a metastatic calcification with the secondary hyperparathyrodism as stated in FA?
