The long-term outcomes of chronic post-surgical hypoparathyroidism

Mokrysheva, Natalia; Eremkina, Anna; Ковалева, Э. А.

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“…Mokrysheva et al 12 gave follow-up to 76 patients with permanent PoSH for 2 years (2017-2019), and found that the most common complications were nephrolithiasis in 22%, glomerular filtration rate decrease below 60 mL/min/1.73 m 2 in 11%, arrhythmias and corrected-QT prolongation in 5 patients (6.5%), as well as Fahr syndrome (6.5%), characterized by central nervous system calcifications.…”

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High urinary output as a predictor of hypoparathyroidism post total-thyroidectomy

Garay-Lechuga,

León-González,

Ramírez-Mulhern

et al. 2023

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Objective: to determine the usefulness of high urine output as a low-cost early predictor for postoperative hypoparathyroidism. Method: A study was conducted inside The American British Cowdray Medical Center I.A.P. for a year in adult patients who underwent total thyroidectomy divided in two groups: those with post-surgical hypocalcemia and without post-surgical hypocalcemia using the 24-hour calcium levels. Urinary output of each patient was verified searching for the relation between this measurement and the probability of developing post-surgical hypoparathyroidism. Results: A total of 47 patients were studied, of whom 19 (40%) were classified with post-surgical hypocalcemia and 28 (59.5%) with no post-surgical hypocalcemia. The urinary output mean on the first 8 hours post-operatory was higher in the post-surgical hypocalcemia group in comparison with the group with no evidence of hypocalcemia, showing no significant difference (p = 0.392). Urinary output 16 hours post-surgical was no significant either (p = 0.435). Conclusions: In our study, there was no relation found between the increase of the urinary output and the post-surgical hypoparathyroidism prediction. Further studies with a bigger sample and a stronger methodologic design (prospective) are needed to determine if the difference obtained may be useful as a predictor.

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High urinary output as a predictor of hypoparathyroidism post total-thyroidectomy

Garay-Lechuga,

León-González,

Ramírez-Mulhern

et al. 2023

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“…Mokrysheva, et al 12 dieron seguimiento a 76 pacientes con PoSH permanente durante 2 años (2017-2019) y encontraron que las complicaciones más frecuentes fueron nefrolitiasis en el 22%, disminución de la tasa de filtrado glomerular por debajo de 60 ml/min/1.73 m 2 en el 11%, arritmias y prolongación del QT corregido en 5 pacientes (6.5%), así como síndrome de Fahr (6.5%) caracterizado por calcificaciones en el sistema nervioso central.…”

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Gasto urinario alto como predictor de hipoparatiroidismo tras tiroidectomía total

Garay-Lechuga

León-González

Ramírez-Mulhern

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Objetivo: Determinar la utilidad del gasto urinario alto como predictor temprano de bajo costo para hipoparatiroidismo posoperatorio. Método: Se realizó un estudio retrospectivo unicéntrico a 1 año en adultos sometidos a tiroidectomía total en The American British Cowdray Medical Center I.A.P., calculando el gasto urinario en 24 horas, utilizando valores de calcio sérico corregido por albúmina con una tabla de correlación e identificando a los pacientes que recibieron calcio suplementario en las primeras horas de posoperatorio. Se dividieron en pacientes con hipoparatiroidismo posoperatorio y con valores normales de calcio en el primer día, diferenciando a los que recibieron suplementación oral de calcio profiláctico. Resultados: Se estudiaron 47 pacientes, 19 (40%) en el grupo con hipocalcemia posoperatoria y 28 (59.5%) en el grupo sin hipocalcemia posoperatoria. La media de gasto urinario en las primeras 8 horas de posoperatorio fue mayor en el grupo de hipocalcemia posoperatoria en comparación con el grupo sin hipocalcemia, sin diferencia significativa (p = 0.392), y tampoco durante las primeras 16 horas (p = 0.435). Conclusiones: En nuestro estudio no existe relación entre el incremento del gasto urinario y la predicción de hipoparatiroidismo posoperatorio. Se necesitan estudios con muestras de mayor tamaño y con un diseño metodológico más fuerte (prospectivo) para determinar si en realidad la diferencia obtenida puede figurar como predictor.

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The long-term outcomes of chronic post-surgical hypoparathyroidism

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High urinary output as a predictor of hypoparathyroidism post total-thyroidectomy

High urinary output as a predictor of hypoparathyroidism post total-thyroidectomy

Gasto urinario alto como predictor de hipoparatiroidismo tras tiroidectomía total

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