Parathyroid biopsy
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What is Parathyroid biopsy?
A parathyroid biopsy is a procedure to remove a small piece of parathyroid gland.
Alternative Names:
Biopsy - parathyroid
Posts on Parathyroid biopsy (440)
For years I have been treated for what one doctor called thyroid nodules. He even took a b...
- Apr 06, 2008
I am a 44 year old woman, who has no energy, tired all the time and clear thinking is just ...
This past year I have had slight anemia, low vitamin D, and slightly high calcium fluctuat...
Hello, Doctors. I have been referred to an endocrinologist this spring because my Vitamin D...
- Jun 10, 2010
I just had an ultra sound to re-check some nodules/cysts. The endo did the ultra sound him...
I had an unusual parathyroid adenoma removed recently. It was unusual in size and composit...
My doc found three nodules on an ultrasound. She will do a biopsy in a few weeks, but she t...
- Feb 13, 2008
I had a Parathyroid biopsy the other day and although it was predominantly painless, since ...
I was just diagnosed with RA a couple weeks ago. I've had and still have elevated calcium s...
I have had a 'fat neck' for many years, but a doctor has recently noticed it and sent me to...
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