Serum calcium

Serum calcium
Definition:
Serum calcium is a blood test that measures calcium in serum. Serum calcium is usually measured to screen for or monitor diseases of the bone or calcium regulation disorders (diseases of the parathyroid gland or kidneys).
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Serum calcium level is elevated, and the serum parathyroid hormone is increased.
Parathyroid biopsy shows tumor or hyperplasia
Pituitary evaluation may reveal the following signs:
Cranial CT scan or MRI of head may reveal a pituitary tumor.
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Serum calcium. May be low due to vitamin D and amino acid malabsorption.
Serum protein and albumin. May be low due to protein losses.
Serum vitamin A and carotene. May be low due to bile salt deficiency and impaired fat absorption.
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Ca++ (Serum Calcium)
Ca+2 (Serum Calcium)
CA-125
CABG (Heart Bypass Surgery)
CAD (Coronary Heart Disease) ...
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Blood tests (serum calcium) may show low levels of calcium.
Tetany (prolonged muscle spasm) may occur if serum levels of calcium are low.
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Hypercalcemia is associated with parathyroid carcinoma, a rare cancer that causes significant elevations in serum calcium levels.
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The Chinese herb , Bushen Migu Ye (BSMGY) , was given to the post menopausal women and the researchers then monitored the effects on the bone density and serum calcium levels in the women with biochemical parameters related to bone metabolism, ...
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energy beams to produce images of internal tissues, bones, and organs onto film.
bone density test - a diagnostic procedure to determine bone mineral content and skeletal changes, such as bone loss.
blood tests (to measure serum calcium and ...
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