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8 Δεκ 2023 · Initial treatment is symptomatic and supportive, aimed at diluting the iCa concentration through volume expansion with intravenous fluids and encouraging calciuresis. Other therapies include calciuretic diuretics (e.g., furosemide), bisphosphonates, and dietary modification.
Supportive therapy is often necessary to decrease serum calcium concentration to less toxic levels. Unfortunately, there is no single treatment protocol consistently effective for all causes of hypercalcemia, and thus regimens must be tailored for each patient.
Total calcium concentrations exceeding 15–18 mg/dL may be associated with systemic clinical signs that can be life-threatening. Goals of acute treatment of hypercalcemia include relieving symptoms, allowing diagnostic evaluation, and preventing death. It is very important to treat the underlying condition.
9 Φεβ 2024 · The most effective treatment for hypercalcemia of malignancy is removal of the underlying neoplasm by surgery if anatomically feasible, induction of clinical remission with chemotherapy (most applicable for hypercalcemia associated with LSA), or radiation therapy.
The treatment for hypercalcemia depends on what information the physical, blood work, and diagnostic test revealed. If your veterinarian determines that your pet is dehydrated, it will be necessary to rehydrate him by administering fluids by intravenous or subcutaneously (under the skin).
12 Μαΐ 2023 · Treatment of Hypercalcemia. Treatment can depend on the severity of clinical signs. The most effective treatment for hypercalcemia is addressing or removing the underlying cause. For example, in the case of HM, the tumor should be removed or treated with chemotherapy to alleviate the hypercalcemia. Without these treatments, the hypercalcemia ...
Pathologic. These disorders can be broken up into two broad categories: disorders characterised by increased "parathyroid hormone-like activity" and those where the hypercalcemia is not mediated through increased parathyroid activity. Hypercalcemia Due to Increased PTH or PTH-like Activity.
