Musculoskeletal images. Early bone changes in hyperparathyroidism detected on magnetic
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The most important radiologically detectable effects of the primary and secondary
hyperparathyroidism of the skeletal system and the periarticular soft tissue structures are …

Imaging evaluation of primary hyperparathyroidism consists in ultrasound which detect
adenoma in 90% of cases under the form of an hypoechoic nodule well delineated by an …

[en] Skeletal derangements occur quite often in patient with primary hyperparathyroidism
(PHPT). The authors investigated parathyroid and bone imagings in 59 cases of …

The clinical diagnosis of hyperparathyroidism depends largely on the alert clinician and
consultant who are aware of the protean manifestations of this disease. Serum calcium …

excerpt Roentgenograms showing patchy osteosclerotic changes in the skull in patients with
hyperparathyroidism are not frequently seen but certainly are not rare. Osteosclerotic …

RESULTS Abnormally increased activity in the calvarium, mandible, and sternum was found
in all four patients (Fig. 1). The abnormal activity in the calvarium is heavier along the …

Twenty-three patients with hyperparathyroidism were evaluated preoperatively with
magnetic resonance (MR) imaging. Twenty patients also underwent thallium-201/technetium …

A variety of radiographic findings are encountered in metabolic bone disease. These
findings, though often subtle, are often diagnostic. Hyperparathyroidism, osteomalacia, renal …

To determine the sensitivity of MR imaging for the detection of abnormal parathyroid glands
in patients with biochemical evidence of hyperparathyroidism and to identify the factors …