Primary, Secondary & Tertiary Hyperparathyroidism Made Easy

[@trysholives3587]

Currently a senior internal medicine resident cramming for exam! thank you for this!

[@kristeenbarker]

Yay!! I’m so excited it was helpful. Sending so many good vibes to your exam! Have you sat yet? How did it go?

[@annickscholliers226]

Great video! Thank you!

[@sunlightandshine1610]

Fantastic video and so helpful! Thank you!

[@kristeenbarker]

Yay! I'm so excited it helped your studies :) Thank you so much for watching

[@gaurav1313yification]

Awesome ❤

[@kristeenbarker]

You are on a roll!!!

[@rafaelasaragiotto1303]

Sooo clarifying as always!

[@sanjans1552]

wow thank you

[@Hokkaido-w1d]

Thanks so much, super helpful. I just want to point out that in primary hyperparathyroidism, PTH could be (inappropriately) normal in some cases.

[@kristeenbarker]

Oooo right, you mean like not suppressed despite the high calcium’s pure gold 🎉😊

[@michaelokonkwo5126]

This is nice. In few minutes, using video, you covered much with mastery. Thanks

[@kristeenbarker]

Hi Michael! I'm so excited you enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for tuning in and please let me know of other topics you'd like me to cover:)