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423.3.0.1 ð äžé éé»
- 22E updates:
- Palopegteriparatide (Yorvipath, FDA 2024) â long-acting rhPTH for chronic hypoparathyroidism
- Encaleret (CaSR antagonist) for ADH (autosomal dominant hypocalcemia) â FDA submission
- PHPT NIH 2022 update â modest changes to surgical indications
- 4D-CT = best for re-operation HPT
- Cinacalcet + etelcalcetide for severe 2°/3° HPT in CKD
- Burosumab anti-FGF-23 for X-linked hypophosphatemia + tumor-induced osteomalacia
- Taiwan: å¥ä¿ cinacalcet (æ¢ä»¶); å¥ä¿ calcitriol; å¥ä¿ phosphate binders; å¥ä¿ zoledronic acid + denosumab; rhPTH (palopegteriparatide, Natpara historical) èªè²» å€; encaleret æªäžåž; burosumab èªè²» (rare); CTAOH/TES + AAES + Endocrine Society æåŒ
423.3.0.2 ð Pearls (15)
423.3.0.2.1 PHPT
- Sestamibi sensitivity ~ 80% adenoma; ~ 50% hyperplasia (less localizing)
- Neck US adenoma vs lymph node ddx: shape, vascularity (Doppler), location
- 4D-CT preferred for re-operation / atypical / negative imaging
- Intra-operative PTH (IOPTH) drop > 50% from baseline = success
- MEN1 4-gland hyperplasia: subtotal parathyroidectomy (3.5 glands) preferred over total + autotransplant
- Parathyroid carcinoma: very high Ca (> 14), very high PTH, palpable mass; CDC73 mutation; å€ in HPT-jaw tumor syndrome
- Persistent vs recurrent HPT: persistent (Ca high postop within 6 mo) vs recurrent (Ca high after 6 mo of normal)
- Familial isolated HPT (FIHP): CDC73 â surveillance for parathyroid CA
- Normocalcemic primary HPT: high PTH + normal Ca; controversial entity; rule out 25-D def first
423.3.0.2.2 Hypoparathyroidism
- Palopegteriparatide (Yorvipath) â once-daily SC; replaces previous rhPTH 1-84 (Natpara, withdrawn 2019 due to manufacturing)
- DiGeorge (22q11.2 deletion): hypoparathyroid + thymic hypoplasia + cardiac + cleft palate + hypocalcemia
- APS-1 hypoparathyroidism: autoimmune; AIRE mutation
- ADH (CaSR-GoF) vs PHPT: low PTH despite high Ca? äž; ADH causes hypocalcemia with low/normal PTH
- Encaleret (CaSR antagonist) for ADH â opposite mechanism of cinacalcet (CaSR agonist)
423.3.0.3 ð Taiwan + å¥ä¿
423.3.0.3.1 Drugs
- å¥ä¿ calcium carbonate / citrate / acetate / lactate
- å¥ä¿ calcitriol (Rocaltrol)
- å¥ä¿ cholecalciferol (Vit D3) over-the-counter
- å¥ä¿ cinacalcet (Mimpara) æ¢ä»¶ (2° HPT in HD; parathyroid CA)
- å¥ä¿ etelcalcetide IV (HD only; æ¢ä»¶)
- å¥ä¿ phosphate binders (calcium-based, sevelamer, lanthanum, iron-based)
- å¥ä¿ zoledronic acid IV q1y æ¢ä»¶ (osteoporosis, malignancy hypercalcemia)
- å¥ä¿ denosumab Q6 mo æ¢ä»¶ (osteoporosis; not approved for hypercalcemia of malignancy in some countries)
- å¥ä¿ calcitonin (rare use)
- Palopegteriparatide (Yorvipath) èªè²» å€ (æ°, refractory hypoparathyroidism)
- Burosumab (Crysvita) èªè²» å€ (X-linked hypophosphatemia, TIO)
423.3.0.4 ð å §å°å¿ æ (15)
- Hypercalcemia comprehensive diagnostic algorithm
- PHPT vs FHH distinction (urine Ca/Cr ratio)
- PHPT NIH 2014 surgical indications
- Parathyroid imaging (sestamibi + US + 4D-CT)
- IOPTH monitoring during surgery
- MEN-related HPT (MEN1 4-gland; MEN2A adenoma; CDC73 carcinoma)
- Hypercalcemia of malignancy: 3 mechanisms + treatment
- Acute hypercalcemia treatment cascade
- Hypocalcemia algorithm
- Hypoparathyroidism: surgical (#1), autoimmune, genetic, Mg, ADH
- Pseudohypoparathyroidism (PHP) types
- rhPTH (palopegteriparatide, 22E)
- CKD-MBD severe parathyroidectomy considerations
- CaSR-related disorders (FHH, ADH; cinacalcet vs encaleret)
- 22E new: palopegteriparatide, encaleret, burosumab, 4D-CT, NIH 2022 update
423.3.0.5 âïž PHPT Surgical Workflow (å §å°)
Step 1 â Confirm Diagnosis:
- Repeated Ca + iPTH (correct for albumin)
- 25-D level (correct deficiency first if < 30)
- 24h urine Ca + Cr (rule out FHH if Ca/Cr ratio < 0.01)
- Phosphate, eGFR
- DXA (hip + spine + forearm)
- VFA (vertebral fracture assessment)
Step 2 â Surgical Indication (NIH 2014):
- Symptomatic
- Ca > 1 mg/dL above upper limit
- 24h urine Ca > 400 mg/d
- Nephrolithiasis / nephrocalcinosis
- eGFR < 60
- T-score †-2.5 (hip/spine/forearm)
- Vertebral fracture
- Age < 50
Step 3 â Pre-op Imaging:
- Sestamibi scan + neck US (1st)
- 4D-CT if discordant or re-op
- Confirm anatomy + variants
Step 4 â Surgery:
- Minimally invasive parathyroidectomy (MIP) for localized adenoma
- IOPTH monitoring (drop > 50% = success)
- Bilateral exploration if hyperplasia / unclear / MEN
Step 5 â Post-op:
- Ca + PTH q6-12h initially
- Vit D + Ca supplementation
- Hungry bone syndrome risk (severe pre-op disease)
- Calcium binders if hypocalcemia transient
- Permanent hypoparathyroid risk ~ 1-3%
Step 6 â Long-term:
- Re-check Ca + PTH 6 mo + 1 yr
- DXA q1-2 yr
- Address comorbidity (HTN, CV)
- Family genetic testing if MEN/CDC73 suspected
423.3.0.6 âïž Severe Hypoparathyroidism Management
Acute symptomatic:
- IV calcium gluconate 10% 1-2 g over 10-20 min + ECG
- Continuous infusion 1-2 mg/kg/hr if persistent
- Mg replacement if low
- Slow oral transition
Chronic (lifelong):
- Calcium 1-2 g/d in divided doses
- Active Vit D (calcitriol 0.5-2 ÎŒg/d in divided doses; or longer-acting alfacalcidol)
- Avoid calcium phosphate stones (target Ca-P product < 55)
- Phosphate-restricted diet
- Magnesium replacement
- Periodic 24h urine Ca (avoid hypercalciuria + nephrolithiasis)
Refractory / Difficult Cases:
- **Palopegteriparatide (Yorvipath, FDA 2024)**: long-acting PTH; once-daily SC
- Indications: refractory + frequent hypocalcemia + nephrolithiasis + cognitive
- Contraindications: increased bone turnover, prior radiation
- Previously: Natpara (rhPTH 1-84) â withdrawn 2019
- Teriparatide off-label (short-acting; multiple daily doses)
Long-term Surveillance:
- Annual: Ca, PTH, Mg, P, 25-D, creatinine, 24h urine Ca, DXA
- Renal US for nephrocalcinosis q3-5 yr
- CT brain for basal ganglia calcification (Fahr)
- Cataract surveillance
- Cognitive assessment
423.3.0.7 âïž FHH (Familial Hypocalciuric Hypercalcemia)
Genetics:
- CASR loss-of-function (most common)
- AP2S1 (rare)
- GNA11 (rare)
- AD inheritance
Diagnosis:
- High Ca + high or inappropriately normal PTH (looks like PHPT!)
- **24h urine Ca/Cr clearance ratio < 0.01** (KEY)
- Family Hx (first-degree relatives have high Ca)
- Genetic testing CaSR
Why distinguish from PHPT:
- FHH is benign; surgery does NOT correct hypercalcemia
- Surgery is unnecessary + leads to permanent hypocalcemia (no underlying defect)
Management:
- No surgery
- Family screening
- Education (benign condition)
- Symptomatic only
Caveat:
- Type 3 (GNA11): may have additional features
- Severe neonatal form (homozygous CASR LoF): NSHPT â neonatal severe hyperparathyroidism; very rare; emergency parathyroidectomy
423.3.0.8 âïž Parathyroid Carcinoma (å å°)
Recognition:
- Very high Ca (> 14)
- Very high PTH (10-100x normal)
- Palpable neck mass
- Recurrent / metastatic
- Family Hx (CDC73)
Workup:
- Imaging: US + sestamibi + 4D-CT
- Genetic: CDC73 (HRPT2)
Surgery:
- En bloc resection: parathyroid + ipsilateral thyroid lobe
- Avoid capsular rupture (seeding)
- Lymph node dissection if visible
Long-term:
- Cinacalcet for symptomatic hypercalcemia control (palliative)
- Bisphosphonate / denosumab for bone
- Surveillance: Ca, PTH, imaging
- Family screening (CDC73)
- Recurrence common
- Metastases: lung, bone, liver â palliative
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