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Table 1 Characteristics of Primary Hyperparathyroidism in Sporadic, MEN1 and MEN2A Patients

From: Differences between sporadic and MEN related primary hyperparathyroidism; clinical expression, preoperative workup, operative strategy and follow-up

Characteristics

Sporadic pHPT, n= 467

MEN1-pHPT, n= 52

MEN2A-pHPT, n= 16

Female, n

357 (76%)

33 (63%)

9 (56%)

Age, y, median (range)

63 (20 to 88)

33 (11 to 62)

39 (20 to 66)

Symptoms at first presentation, n

467 (100%)

42 (81%)

12 (75%)

 Fatigue

188 (40%)

16 (31%)

4 (25%)

 Renal stones

115 (25%)

14 (27%)

3 (19%)

 Osteoporosis

73 (16%)

0

4 (25%)

 Gastrointestinal symptoms

67 (14%)

7 (14%)

0

 Neuropsychiatric

42 (9%)

7 (14%)

1 (6%)

Preoperative serum level, mean (range)

   

 Ionized calcium, mg/dL

6.76 (4.60 to 7.40)

5.56 (4.44 to 6.44)

5.4 (5.32 to 5.68)

 Calcium, mg/dL

11.56 (10.12 to 22.20)

-

-

 Parathyroid hormone, pg/mL

219 (10 to 3097)

78 (16 to 191)

89 (52 to 249)

Imaging modality, n

   

 Ultrasonography

399 (85%)

30 (57%)

10 (63%)

 Computed tomography

317 (68%)

13 (25%)

8 (50%)

Technetium-99m-sestamibi-scintigraphy

206 (44%)

12 (23%)

8 (50%)

Number of used imaging modalities, mean

1.97

1.06

1.63

  1. Abbreviations: pHPT, primary hyperparathyroidism; MEN1, multiple endocrine neoplasia type 1; MEN2A, multiple endocrine neoplasia type 2A.