Why does parathyroid surgery fail sometimes?
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2024
- The goal of parathyroid surgery is to improve the patient’s health and quality of life by decreasing PTH and Calcium levels. However, sometimes this goal is not met successfully, and a revision parathyroid surgery is needed. In this video, Dr. Babak Larian will go over the normal function of the parathyroid, the differences between parathyroid adenoma and hyperplasia, neck anatomy, parathyroid embryology, localization scans, and some case studies.
Dr. Babak Larian is renowned for his expertise in parathyroid surgery. At the CENTER for Advanced Parathyroid Surgery, our goal is to provide every patient with customized and compassionate care because parathyroid disease affects everyone differently. If you or a loved one is suffering from parathyroid disease, please contact our office today so we can give you the care you deserve.
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Dr. Larian - I wish I had know about you 2 years ago!! I just had my 2nd parathyroid surgery yesterday. Looks like it worked this time, but no patient should have to navigate our failing healthcare system to get help. The Mayo Clinic finally found my hidden parathyroid gland in my chest last year, after a local surgeon failed in 2022. My insurance wouldn't pay for the surgery at the Mayo Clinic, but the tests and images they did helped my local team fix the source of the problem. Supposedly I'm "cured" and I can't wait to see how I feel in the upcoming year. I'm hoping to regain some bone loss as well.
Hello ...May I ask why my doctor and endocrinologist say No to taking calcium after surgery. I have had normal levels after Surgery, calcium 9.8 and pth 51 , I'm asking due to the fact that I have osteoporosis from this disease. They told me you're better to get your calcium from your food and if you feel you're not getting enough a day then maybe take only 500 mg of calcium. I'm curious to hear your feedback on it successfully done paradectomy on a person that has osteoporosis in my age is 56 . Many thanks .... As always I absolutely loved hearing your videos you have helped me so much through all this. ✨🙏 It's been 3 months post.
If I need surgery I’m coming to you! 😂
Dr LArian... Any endo friends in West Virginia by chance? PTH and Calcium both elevated
Thank you.
Thank you!!
amazing, thank you
I’ve been referred to endocrinologist for high PTH levels: 96 where upper range is 70… 10.2 Calcium when upper range 10.4; Low Vitamin D levels…Also, having many symptoms as well… muscle aches, especially between shoulder blades; muscle fatigue; excessive urination, especially at night, so sleep disrupted; some brain stuff; higher glucose, blood pressure, cholesterol than previous; Age 57
My 85 yo mother just had this w successful surgery of adenoma removal. Any recommendations for good doctors in St Louis Mo area?
The Hyperparathyroidism Support and Information group on Facebook maintains a list of surgeons who are known to be especially good for those with parathyroid concerns. (Lots of other very good information and support also.) Keep in mind that many endocrinologists seem not to be the best at diagnosing hyperparathyroidism and recommending treatment (surgery). You may ultimately find that you want to see an endocrine SURGEON with particular expertise in parathyroid issues even for diagnosis. Best wishes!