Part 4 · Bones and Joints
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A 50‑year‑old woman has kidney stones and aching bones. Her hand X‑ray shows the edges of the middle finger bones looking lacy and eaten away on the thumb side. Her calcium and PTH are high: primary hyperparathyroidism from a parathyroid adenoma.
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