Baldinelli, M.

Barresi, G.

Filippini, A.

Mancini, E.

Matera, G.

Mazzaferro, S.

Palazzini, G.

Pasqualini, M.

Pugliese, F.

Romani, A.M.

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EFFICACY OF PARATHYROIDECTOMY (PTX) IN THE CONTROL OF SECONDARY HYPERPARATHYROIDISM (SH) IN DIALYSISM. Pasquali, S. Mazzaferro, E. Mancini, G. Matera, G. Barresi, M. Baldinelli, A. Filippini, A.M. Romani, G. Palazzini, F. PuglieseDepartments of Clinical and Surgical Sciences, University “La Sapienza” of Rome, Rome, ItalyFollowing the introduction, in the ’95-’99 years, of injectable calcitriol a reduction of approximately 30% in theprevalence of PTX has been reported in dialysis patients (Kestenbaum, 2004); however a similar incrementhas been described in the most recent years, possibly due to the introduction, with the K-DOQI internationalguidelines, of more restrictive therapeutic ranges for serum levels of PTH (Foley, 2005). Moreover, availabledata in the literature testify the absence of uniformity as far as therapeutic results are concerned. We thereforejudged useful to retrospectively evaluate the clinical efficacy of PTX by examining separately the short term re-sults (more strictly pertinent to surgical therapy) and the long term clinical results (indicative of an accomplishedoptimal metabolic control). Surgical efficacy (=sharp reduction of PTH levels following parathyroid gland massreduction) was checked after 1 month and 1 year with the following criteria: Persistence (P) = no significantPTH and Ca drop within 1 month of surgery; Recurrence (R) = PTH>200 pg/ml after 1 year of surgery; Hy-poparathyroidism (H) = PTH <10 pg/ml; and Normal function (N) = PTH in the range of 10-200 pg/ml. Longterm clinical efficacy, evaluated after 3 and 5 years, was considered according to the presence of PTH valuesin the three different ranges indicated by the K-DOQI guidelines. We examined the data pertinent to 77 pts(age 54±12y, 38M 29F; 75 in dialysis since 8±4 y and 2 transplanted) who underwent PTX from 1998 to 2004.Presurgery biochemical parameters were: PTH 1063±457 pg/ml, Calcium 9,1±0,9 mg/dl and Phosphate4,4±1,2 mg/dl. PTX was Total in 36 pts, ST in 8 pts e Total + Autotransplantation in 33 pts. Number and per-centages of cases in the different categories obtained are shown in the table (in brackets number of total PTX).Surgical efficacy 1 month 1 yearn % n %P / R 8 (3)/77 10,5 11 (5)/62 17,7H 21 (17)/77 27,4 8 (4)/62 13,0N 48 (16)/77 62,1 43 (16)/62 69,3K-DOQI 3 years 5 yearsPTH targets n % n %(pg/ml)>300 6 (0)/34 18 08 (1)/22 36<150 25 (9)/34 74 13 (3)/22 64150-300 3 (1)/34 09 00 (0)/22 00Efficacy of surgery is evident within the first year in ~70% of the cases, with a 10% of P after one monthevolving toward a 17% of R at one year. H, partly functional after one month, shows a tendency to reductionwith time (from 27 to 13%). In the long term, the prevalence of cases with high PTH values shows a progres-sive increment (topping a 36% after 5 years), while cases with normal values are unacceptably low (9 and 0%respectively after 3 and 5 years). Even the prevalence of cases with low PTH values is quite high (74 and64%), with a trivial role played by total PTX (only 9/25 and 3/13 were total PTX after 3 and 5 years respective-ly). In conclusion, PTX that is still necessary in many patients, shows the best results in the short term follow-up, while less satisfactory results are obtained in the long-term. Therefore a strict clinical surveillance is al-ways warranted in these patients.230 Clinical Cases in Mineral and Bone Metabolism 2005; 2(3): 185-252BSTR CT (V Congresso CCMBM)  18/11/2005  15.59  Pagina 230FOR REVIEW ONLY© CIC EDIZIONI INTERNAZIONALI

Efficacy of parathyroidectomy (PTX) in control of secondary hyperparathyroidism (SH) in dialysis

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Efficacy of parathyroidectomy (PTX) in control of secondary hyperparathyroidism (SH) in dialysis

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