Disorders of the Parathyroids - CRASH! Medical Review Series

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(Disclaimer: The medical information contained herein is intended for physician medical licensing exam review purposes only, and are not intended for diagnosis of any illness. If you think you may be suffering from any medical condition, you should consult your physician or seek immediate medical attention.)

[@mustafaredwan2384]

Amazing series...I'm watching all your videos for revision before my MD exam..

[@DrDinooshDeLivera]

Thank you so much Dr. Bolin! Really great lectures!

[@howardkirschen]

Thanks for the very clear explanation and approach

[@seanm7445]

Top tip: When prescribing magnesium sulphate make sure it isn't abbreviated as MgSO4, or it could be mis-read as morphine.

[@samphonnetgamgee5625]

Great lecture as always! One question though: if you have familial hypocalciuria, shouldn't your PTH be low ?

[@bomhayhay]

this is great! helped me very much, thank you

[@DrRtimy]

Great video Dr Bolin. PTHrP is however released by squamous cell lung cancer and not by small cell lung cancer.

[@bobboo2733]

hi i reallly like ur videos. just a little thing i noticed isnt PTHrP made by squamous cell lung cancer rather than small cell lung cancer.

[@Jtrp73]

u r f***ing awesome, doc.

[@annamarianalumansi3178]

very good crash summary....

[@chroniclesofmedicine774]

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[@drhouse41]

Excellent video!God bless you! A question:does multiple myeloma actually increase alkaline phosphatase?Bc i thought mm lesions were purely osteolytic with no osteoblastic activity,hence bone scan has no place in mm diagnosis.

[@ObjectiveVoice]

Greatjob Dr. Bolin. I have a question though. Isn't PTHrP released by Squamous Cell Lung Carcinoma? Correct me if I'm wrong.

[@rahmanimj6985]

yes i think also that its the squamous cell lung carcinoma, not the small cell lung carcinoma. that was specified in the previous presentation of Dr Bolin "calcium metabolism". Is it right ?

[@nellyhoffman6194]

Great lecture sir ! But why does Hypercalcimia antagonize ADH ? Can you elaborate please

[@muhammadyaqoob877]

Great lecture

[@realtrickybilly]

Thank you very much.

[@roselewis9950]

I went to the er at Baptist east louisville. The doc said that I was dehydrated but sent me home with no IVF. I was so frustrated.

[@jadenkifer9053]

I'm pretty sure we know how Lincoln died... That's a neat fact for helping differentiate the MENs too.

[@raindrops3248]

thank you so much!

[@Rene-uz3eb]

Calcitonin trial as alternative treatment for hypothyroidism, underway.

[@mohiuddinalfarra5440]

thank you.

[@1murhh69]

thankx

[@geodrome]

This needs updating! He makes no mention of Normohormonal hyperparathyroidism or Nomocalcaemic hyperparathyroidism

[@ninajohnson8389]

Doctors don't either. Trust me...I know ..I'm dealing with it now

[@geodrome]

Nina Johnson I’m recovering from surgery.

[@ninajohnson8389]

How long ago did you have it? How are you feeling?

[@geodrome]

Nina Johnson 5yrs , surgery 2 months ago. Slowly improving. Three glands removed normohormonal pHpt.

[@ninajohnson8389]

Thank you! Do you remember what ur pth number was? Mine is 35. Vit D is 16. Calcium 10.7 I keep having to fight. Finally found a surgeon who will do it. Getting my scan tomorrow.

[@jessewilson002]

I saw some resource that added "thrones" to "Stones, Bones, Moans, Psychiatric overtones" to help remember the increased urination with thrones = the toilet.

[@tigerbunny6778]

You can have high calcium and normal PTH and still have Primary!! If your patients are taking Vitamin D supplements. Vitamin D suppresses PTH! Also age correct your calcium. Anything over 10 for a 60 yo is HIGH!!!!

[@alitaif4309]

Great ❤

[@xxoxx1993]

you mentioned that alkaline phosphatas is high in MM alkaline phosphatas is not elevated in case multiple myeloma despite extensive bony involvement " according A.V. Hoffbrand HEMATOLOGY 5th edition

[@mohiuddinalfarra5440]

Hamad wrong