Presentation
Generalized bony aches in chronic renal failure patient.
Patient Data
Age: 55 years old
Gender: Male
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CT scout image shows right lower ureteric stone, pancreatic calcification and left hip prothesis
From the case:
Secondary hyperparathyroidism
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Bilateral hydronephrosis and right lower ureteric stone. Associated changes of secondary hyperparathyroidism include pancreatic, aortic and seminal vesicle calcification as well as typical bone changes that include looser zone (fracture posterior ribs), combined bone loss and osteosclerosis and multiple small lytic bony lesions of bone resorption.