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Disorders of Calcium: Hypercalcemia and Hypocalcemia

  • Title: Disorders of Calcium: Hypercalcemia and Hypocalcemia
  • Description:
    Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Disorders in Small Animal Practice (Fourth Edition), 2012, Chapter 6, Pages 120-194

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  • Category: Clinical Pathology

  • Abstract / Overview:
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      • Normal physiology
        • Overview of calcium homeostasis
        • Calcium distribution within the body
        • Extracellular Calcium
        • Intracellular Calcium
        • Parathyroid hormone
        • Structure
        • Synthesis and secretion
        • Set-Point for PTH Secretion
        • Inhibition of PTH Synthesis and Secretion
        • Clearance and metabolism of parathyroid hormone
        • Actions of parathyroid hormone
        • Parathyroid Hormone C-Terminal 7-84 as PTH Antagonist
        • Parathyroid Hormone Receptor
        • Parathyroid hormone-related protein: a polyhormone
        • Parathyroid hormone-related protein in the fetus
        • Vitamin D
        • Vitamin D metabolism
        • Synthesis
        • Actions of Calcitriol
        • The calcitriol receptor
        • Effects of Calcitriol on the Intestine
        • Effects of Calcitriol on Bone
        • Effects of Calcitriol on the Kidneys
        • Effects of Calcitriol on the Parathyroid Gland
        • Calcitriol in cancer therapy?
        • Calcitonin
        • Normal homeostatic response to hypocalcemia
        • Normal homeostatic response to hypercalcemia
        • Diagnostics
        • Total calcium
        • Analytical Methods
        • Normal Values
        • Adjusted Total Calcium
        • Ionized calcium
        • Analytical Methods
        • Sample Handling Techniques
        • Normal Values
        • Fractionation of Serum Calcium
        • Parathyroid hormone
        • Parathyroid hormone-related protein
        • Vitamin D metabolites
        • Bone biopsy and bone marrow aspiration
        • Hypercalcemia
        • Toxicity of hypercalcemia and clinical signs
        • Renal Effects of Hypercalcemia
        • Effects of Hypercalcemia on Other Organs
        • Mechanisms and differential diagnosis of hypercalcemia
        • General approach to diagnostic workup of patients with hypercalcemia
        • Nonpathologic hypercalcemia
        • Transient or Inconsequential Hypercalcemia
        • Hypoadrenocorticism
        • Chronic Renal Failure
        • Pathologic or consequential hypercalcemia
        • Cancer-Associated Hypercalcemia
        • Primary Hyperparathyroidism
        • Hypervitaminosis D
        • Granulomatous Disease
        • Idiopathic Hypercalcemia of Cats
        • Uncommon Causes of Hypercalcemia
        • Treatment of hypercalcemia
        • Philosophy of Treatment
        • Definitive Therapy
        • Supportive Therapy
        • Initial Considerations for Treatment
        • Future Considerations
        • Additional Specific Treatments for Hypervitaminosis D
        • Hypocalcemia
        • Introduction
        • Consequences of hypocalcemia and clinical signs
        • Approach to hypocalcemia
        • Differential diagnosis and mechanisms of hypocalcemia
        • Hypoalbuminemia
        • Renal Failure
        • Emergency and Critical Care
        • Small Intestinal Diseases
        • Alkali Administration
        • Acute Reversal of Chronic Hypercalcemia
        • Tumor Lysis Syndrome
        • Nutritional Secondary Hyperparathyroidism
        • Secondary Hyperparathyroidism Associated with Hyperadrenocorticism
        • Effects of drugs
        • Hypoparathyroidism
        • Miscellaneous Causes of Hypocalcemia
        • Treatment of hypocalcemia
        • Acute Management of Hypocalcemia Causing Tetany or Seizures
        • Subacute Management of Hypocalcemia
        • Subacute and Chronic Maintenance
        • Clinical follow-up and potential complications
        • References