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Conclusions The etiology of hypercalcemia can be clearly defined in the majority of patients by following a simple diagnostic algorithm outlined in Fig. 1. The performance and interpretation of analytical methods, now routinely available within diagnostic laboratories, has improved considerably within the last decade. These developments have improved our ability to diagnose the cause of hypercalcemia...
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