Chronic Malabsorption Syndrome
Health Encyclopedia: Pth
Parathormone; Parathormone (PTH) intact molecule; Parathyroid hormone
Normal Values
Normal values are 10-55 pg/mL. Normal value ranges may vary slightly among different laboratories.
Note: pg/mL = picograms per milliliter
What abnormal results mean
Greater-than-normal levels may be associated with:
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Chronic renal failure -
Hyperparathyroidism -
Malabsorption syndrome (inadequate absorption of nutrients i...
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