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Kossi ME et al. - This study demonstrates the significance of serum PTH levels at presentation on the long-term effect of parathyroid gland function in CKD patients. This reinforces the need for early intervention to achieve optimal control of hyperparathyroidism. Further prospective in terventional studies are required to show the impact of modifying such risk factors in early CKD on hyperparathyroidism.

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