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| | ==Anatomy and Physiology== | | ==Anatomy and Physiology== |
| | Anatomy and Physiology of the Parathyroid glands can be found [[Parathyroid Glands - Anatomy & Physiology|here]]. | | Anatomy and Physiology of the Parathyroid glands can be found [[Parathyroid Glands - Anatomy & Physiology|here]]. |
| − | ==Hypercalcaemia== | + | ==[[Hypercalcaemia]]== |
| | * Hypercalcaemia should not be ignored in an unwell animal. | | * Hypercalcaemia should not be ignored in an unwell animal. |
| | ** The consequences of hypercalcaemia may be serious: prolonged untreated hypercalcaemia can lead to irreversible damage to many organs, particularly the kidneys. | | ** The consequences of hypercalcaemia may be serious: prolonged untreated hypercalcaemia can lead to irreversible damage to many organs, particularly the kidneys. |
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| | *#* [[Parathyroid Glands - Pathology#Primary|Primary hyperparathyroidism]] | | *#* [[Parathyroid Glands - Pathology#Primary|Primary hyperparathyroidism]] |
| | *#* Skeletal lesions | | *#* Skeletal lesions |
| − | ==Hypocalcaemia== | + | |
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| | + | ==[[Hypocalcaemia]]== |
| | * Hypocalcaemia is a relatively common finding in | | * Hypocalcaemia is a relatively common finding in |
| | ** Small animals | | ** Small animals |
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| | *** Intestinal malabsorption | | *** Intestinal malabsorption |
| | *** Primary hypoparathyroidism | | *** Primary hypoparathyroidism |
| − | ==Hyperparathyroidism== | + | |
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| | + | ==[[Hyperparathyroidism]]== |
| | [[Image:parathyroidadeoma.jpg|thumb|right|100px|Parathyroid adenoma. Image courtesy of Biomed Archive.]] | | [[Image:parathyroidadeoma.jpg|thumb|right|100px|Parathyroid adenoma. Image courtesy of Biomed Archive.]] |
| | ===Primary=== | | ===Primary=== |
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| | ** Osteoclastic resorption | | ** Osteoclastic resorption |
| | ** Fibrous replacement | | ** Fibrous replacement |
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| | ==Pseudo-Hyperparathyroidism== | | ==Pseudo-Hyperparathyroidism== |
| | * Non-endocrine tumours may be capable of secreting hormones, or hormone-like factors. | | * Non-endocrine tumours may be capable of secreting hormones, or hormone-like factors. |
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| | ===Other Carcinomas=== | | ===Other Carcinomas=== |
| | Some other carcinomas may also be capable of causing pseudo-hyperparathyroidism. | | Some other carcinomas may also be capable of causing pseudo-hyperparathyroidism. |
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| | + | ==[[Hypoparathyroidism]]== |
| | * Hypoparathyroidism may result from primary gland hypofunction. | | * Hypoparathyroidism may result from primary gland hypofunction. |
| | ** Gland hypofunction occurs due to: | | ** Gland hypofunction occurs due to: |
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| | **#* These are usually genetic aberrations. | | **#* These are usually genetic aberrations. |
| | **#* Defects in synthesis are not commonly identified in the veterinary species. | | **#* Defects in synthesis are not commonly identified in the veterinary species. |
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