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Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Ginger Chu , Belinda Suthers, Luke Moore, Gemma M. Paech, Michael J. Hensley, Vanessa M. McDonald , Peter Choi Ginger Chu, Belinda Suthers, Luke Moore, Gemma M. Paech, Michael J. Hensley, Vanessa M.
Background Hungry bone syndrome (HBS) is one of the most serious complications following parathyroidectomy for severe hyperparathyroidism. There is a lack of literature informing the treatment and risk factors for this condition and the ideal pre‐operative strategy for prevention. Aims The primary aims of this study were to examine the incidence of HBS with pre‐operative calcitriol loading for 10 days and to determine the risk factors for HBS.
We read with interest the commentary of Raes1 on the growing clinical role of microbiome-based companion diagnostics. We agree that the future of microbiome in medical practice will be in using markers for diagnosis as well as predicting and personalising treatment. We report here new observations on a colonic bacteria that, while traditionally considered a commensal, may be important in chronic diarrhoea and IBS. Colonisation of the colon by Brachyspira aalborgi and B.
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