Multiple pathological fractures with a hidden aetiology
Bone disease is a well-recognised complication of primary hyperparathyroidism (PHPT). With early diagnosis of PHPT, florid bony changes such as brown tumours, lytic lesions and pathological fractures are rarely seen now. Here, we report an unusual presentation of PHPT in the current era. A 47-year-o...
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Sri Lanka College of Internal Medicine,
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