“…Previous and recent data regarding the efficacy of interventions including intravenous sodium thiosulfate, intralesional sodium thiosulfate, bisphophonates, vitamin K, surgical debridement, dermal regenerative template, hyperbaric oxygen, surgical parathyroidectomy, novel anticoagulants, renal transplantation, becaplermin (recombinant platelet-derived growth factor), and prostaglandins are derived from retrospective cohort studies, case series, or case reports [2,7 ■■ ,13 ■■ ,35–48]. These interventions need further investigation and at present it is best to adopt a case by case approach that takes into account risk–benefits and limitations of the currently available treatments in the management of calciphylaxis.…”