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[A comparative study of laboratory and x-ray data in the diagnosis of hyperparathyroid osteodystrophy].

X-Ray signs of hyperparathyroid osteodystrophy (HPOT) have been singled out in analysis of roentgenograms of 86 patients. Hypercalcemia has been detected in 76 +/- 5% of patients presenting an x-ray picture of HPOT, hypophosphatemia has been diagnosed in 66 +/- 5%, hypercalciuria in 72 +/- 6%, and increased alkaline phosphatase activity in 67 +/- 7%. Studies of the P-Ca metabolism should be carried out repeatedly over the course of hyperparathyrosis. Combined analysis of laboratory and x-ray findings will help improve the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of HPOT.