Primary hypoparathyroidism accompanied by rhabdomyolysis induced by infection: A case report

Table 2 Reported cases of primary hypoparathyroidism with rhabdomyolysis

Ref.	Age/sex	Year	Main symptoms	CK	Calcium	Trigger	Treatment	Follow up
Liu et al[5]	53/M	1983	Leg pain, swelling, erythema of extremity	45000	1.175	Cellulitis	Ergocalciferol (100000 U/d), gluconate calcium (20 g/d)	Normal
Akmal[7]	45/F	1993	Tiredness, weakness,inappropriate, behavior	26080	1.025	None	Calcium gluconate and vitamin D2	Normal
Hirata et al[13]	30/M	2001	Tetany, hyporeflexia, fatigue	3540	1.2	None	Calcium and 1α-hydroxyvitamin D3	Normal
Labarthe et al[10]	4 m/M	2006	Muscular pains, areflexia	10960	1.2	Fasting	Alfacalcidol (20 μg/d)	Nuclear cataract
Naiki et al[8]	2/F	2014	Tetany	9577	1.48	Infection	Intravenous fluids	Recurrence (3 yr old)
van Vliet et al[9]	20/F	2017	Dyspnea, muscle weakness, vomiting	193936	1.48	Viral gastroenteritis	Intravenous hydration, calcium	Recurrence 14 wk later
Sumnu et al[6]	26/M	2015	Pain and cramps in the legs, nausea, vomiting	262000	0.925	Tetany	Calcium and calcitriol, hydration	Hypercalcemia
Kutílek et al[19]	16/M	2018	Convulsions, transient loss of consciousness	1920	< 1	None	Calcium, cholecalciferol	Normal

F: Female; M: Male; CK: Creatine kinase.