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Would you consider PTH analogue in a patient with mildly elevated PTH?

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Rheumatology · U of AZ Phoenix Dept of Orthopaedics

This is a complicated question because there is not any substantial literature. Almost all clinical trials with teriparatide and abaloparatide excluded patients with elevated PTH levels. However, there is considerable anecdotal experience. I have surveyed many colleagues with considerable experience...

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Rheumatology · University of California (San Francisco) School of Medicine

If you have a patient with osteoporosis in whom you are considering treatment with a PTH analog, or indeed any agent, the first step would be to ensure that the patient does not have secondary hyperparathyroidism from Vitamin D deficiency by checking a 25- hydroxy vitamin D level. Once you have done...

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