Syndrome de Fahr secondaire à une hypoparathyroidie : à propos de deux cas

Saddoud, N.; Remili, Haifa; Jebali, Imen; Moueddeb, Sonia; Gmiha, Beya; Bouktif, Imen; Daghfous, M.H.

doi:10.1016/j.neurad.2017.01.068

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“…It is most often due to disturbances of the phosphocalcic metabolism. It is to be distinguished from Fahr's disease, which corresponds to intracerebral calcium deposits of idiopathic origin that may be hereditary or sporadic 4 …”

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“…It is to be distinguished from Fahr's disease, which corresponds to intracerebral calcium deposits of idiopathic origin that may be hereditary or sporadic. 4 Is usually occurs in patients with dysparathyroidism, mainly hypoparathyroidism. 5 Postmortem studies with histochemical analysis of patients with FS have found microscopic basophilic mineral deposits in the vascular walls (arterial, capillary, and venous): calcium, iron, magnesium, zinc, copper, potassium, and aluminum.…”

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