RESUMEN
Multiple lesions of the parathyroid glands (PTG) in primary hyperparathyroidism (PHPT) can be sporadic or develop as part of hereditary syndromes, manifesting at young age. There the description of a severe sporadic PHPT with big parathyroid neoplasms in the young patient is presented. Clinical data made it possible to suspect MEN-1 syndrome or parathyroid carcinomas; however, mutations CDKN, CDC73, MEN1 were excluded. The patient underwent removal of three identified tumors: benign adenomas of the left PTG and hyperplasia of the right one. Postoperative hypocalcemia and severe hungry bone syndrome required the administration of vitamin D and calcium carbonate preparations. However, a year after the operation, a «mild¼ recurrent disease was confirmed. Taking into account the patient's refusal to reoperation and a significant improvement of the target organs state, active observation was continued. The patient needs further careful dynamic monitoring by specialists in order to timely identify indications for repeated surgical treatment to improve the life quality and span.
