Hypercalcemia of malignancy: Difference between revisions

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PTHrP release
1. SCC (particularly of the head and neck), breast renal, endometrial cancer
Local osteolysis
1. Associated primarily with bone mets
2. Multiple myeloma, lung, breast cancer
Production of vitamin D analogues
1. Lymphoma (Hodgkin)

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 ==Background==
-#Causes:
+===Causes===
-##PTHrP release
+#PTHrP release
-###SCC (particularly of the head and neck), breast renal, endometrial cancer
+##SCC (particularly of the head and neck), breast renal, endometrial cancer
-##Local osteolysis
+#Local osteolysis
-###Associated primarily with bone mets
+##Associated primarily with bone mets
-###Multiple myeloma, lung, breast cancer
+##Multiple myeloma, lung, breast cancer
-##Production of vitamin D analogues
+#Production of vitamin D analogues
-###Lymphoma (Hodgkin)
+##[[Lymphoma]] (Hodgkin)
 ==Clinical Features==