Surgical Management of Calciphylaxis Associated with Primary Hyperparathyroidism: A Case Report and Review of the Literature

Table 1

A list of documented calciphylaxis secondary to primary hyperparathyroidism in the world literature.

Case	Age/Sex	Pathology	Diagnosis	Intervention	Outcome	Reference
(1)	29 F	Carcinoma	Autopsy	Autopsy	Deceased	[11]
(2)	69 M	Adenoma	Autopsy	Autopsy	Deceased	[19]
(3)	44 M	Adenoma	Autopsy	Autopsy	Deceased	[19]
(4)	62 F	Adenoma (1.0 g)	Autopsy	Autopsy	Deceased	[20]
(5)	62 F	Adenoma (6.9 g)	Surgery	Surgery	Recovered	[9]
(6)	60 F	Carcinoma with metastases	Autopsy	Autopsy	Deceased	[9]
(7)	71 F	Adenoma	Surgery	Surgery	Recovered	[12]
(8)	46 F	Unknown	Leg ulcers	Steroids & Immunosupp.	Recovered	[13]
(9)	72 F	Adenoma	Leg ulcers	Conservative Management	Deceased	[21]
(10)	69 F	Adenoma (0.5 g)	Surgery	Surgery	Recovered	[14]
(11)	62 F	Hyperplasia	Leg ulcers	Surgery	Recovered	[17]
(12)	49 F	Adenoma (0.6 g)	Leg ulcers	Surgery	Recovered	[16]
(13)	76 F	Adenoma (0.33 g)	Leg ulcers	Surgery	Recovered	[18]
(14)	52 F	Adenoma	Surgery	Surgery	Recovered	[15]
(15)	52 F	Adenoma	Leg ulcers	Surgery	Deceased	[22]
(16)	56 F	Adenoma (0.62 g)	Leg ulcers	Surgery	Recovered	Bishop et al. 2010