Abstract:Objective To analyze the effect of total parathyroidectomy combined with autotransplantation on secondary hyperparathyroidism to renal insufficiency.Methods From May 2015 to June 2019, the prognosis, complications, changes of IPH, and electrolytes of 33 patients with chronic renal insufficiency and SHPT who received total parathyroidectomy (t-ptx) and autotransplantation in our hospital were observed.Results There were 130 parathyroid nodules, including 40 parathyroid adenomas, 82 parathyroid tissues, and 8 mixed nodules of adenomas and tissues. The PTH value decreased by 80% or more after 5 and 20 minutes of total parathyroidectomy. The bone pain of 33 patients and itching of 20 patients were relieved within 1 month after operation, and the fracture or deformity of 9 patients were relieved to some extent in 6 months after operation. The level of PTH, calcium, phosphorus and the result of calcium phosphorus multiplication were significantly lower than those before operation. Hypocalcemia occurred in 29 patients at different time after operation. The blood calcium returned to normal level after 1-14 days of intravenous and oral calcium supplementation.Conclusion Parathyroidectomy combined with autotransplantation can effectively treat the secondary hyperparathyroidism of renal insufficiency.