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Modifying Beauty Is Not Priceless: A Rare Case of Silicone-Induced Hypercalcemia With Renal Failure

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Journal Cureus
Date 2022 Jun 20
PMID 35720781
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Abstract

Silicone implant-induced hypercalcemia is a rather rare pathological entity. There are only a few published reports on the topic. Here, we have reported a case of acute kidney injury in the background of hypercalcemia and elevated vitamin D level in a transgender patient with a history of silicone injections in the breast and buttocks for cosmetic purposes.

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