Mechanism of Urinary Calcium Regulation by Urinary Magnesium and pH

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RT @SpSallie: If urine calcium/creatine ratio returns at 0.016/0.018 in a patient with mildly elevated calcium & PTH (despite normal levels…

If urine calcium/creatine ratio returns at 0.016/0.018 in a patient with mildly elevated calcium & PTH (despite normal levels previously) perhaps magnesium should be tested before FHH tests? Urinary magnesium output alongside Ca/creatine makes sense…

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